They helped save the Washington Redskins’ season, winning three games while other contenders lost the same number. For their efforts, the Redskins awarded the 1987 replacement players with a share of the playoff money.
On Tuesday, the Redskins will host a ceremony to give those replacement players what many wanted most: a Super Bowl ring. At least 22 of them will attend -- and there’s a chance some who were on the other side of the picket line will be there as well.
“There’s a time and place for everything,” said Charley Casserly, the former Redskins general manager who will host the ceremony.