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In Joe Gibbs 16 seasons as head coach of the Washington Redskins (1981-1992, 2004-2007), the Redskins made the playoffs 10 of those seasons (1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1992, 2005, 2007).
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Which head coach has taken his team to the Super Bowl the most times how many times did he go and which teams did he take?
Which head coach has taken his team to the Super Bowl the most times, how many times did he go and which team(s) did he take
How many times have the redskins been in the playoffs 3 years in a row?
Three times .... 1971-1974 under George Allen and 1982-1984 and 1990-1992 under Joe Gibbs.
How many times has the New Jersey Nets made it to playoffs?
In the ABA, they made it to the playoffs 7 times. In the NBA, they made it to the playoffs 16 times.
How many times did the Jaguars make it to the playoffs?
They have gone to the playoffs six times, with five wins entering 2010.
How many times times have the chargers been to the playoffs?
Through the 2012 season, the San Diego Chargers made the playoffs 17 times.
How many times have the bears made Super Bowl playoffs?
They have made the playoffs 25 times with a record of 17-18.
What NHL team have made the playoffs the most?
To make the nhl playoffs you have to be the top team in your division or in the top 5 teams in your conference besides the division champions. 8 teams are taken from each conference.
How many times have the New England Patriots beaten the Pittsburgh Steelers in the playoffs?
The Patriots have beaten the Steelers three times in the playoffs.
How many times cowboys went to playoffs?
The Cowboys have been in the playoffs 29 times since they became an NFL team in 1960.
How many times have the Dallas Mavericks made the playoffs?
Since the Dallas Mavericks were established in 1980, they have made it to the playoffs 20 times.
How many times have the cubs made it to the playoffs?
15 times
How many times have the Jacksonville Jaguars been to the playoffs?
The Jacksonville Jaguars have Been to the playoffs once.
