A Former Redskins Great Un-Retires His Stephen F. Austin Jersey

Dallas Cowboys fans can agree to hate all things Washington Redskins, but every football fan should love former Redskins kicker Mark Moseley because he's one of the last straight-on kickers in NFL history.

And any player who willingly wore a single bar on his helmet was obviously confident in his own skin.

On Friday, Moseley did something pretty cool for his alma mater - Stephen F. Austin University. Moseley agreed to have his No. 10 un-retired to allow Joe Minden to wear it. No Lumberjack had worn this number since the early '80s.

According to a press release, the Washington Redskins all-time leading scorer (1,207 points), Moseley became the only kicker to win the NFL’s Most Valuable Player award in 1982. Known as the league’s last straight-on kicker, Moseley was successful on 65 percent of his field goal attempts (300-of-457) and 94 percent of his extra-point attempts. Moseley concluded his career with 1,382 career points, led the NFL in scoring four times and was an all-pro selection.

“It was a great honor to know that Stephen F. Austin thought enough of my career there, and then what I did in the NFL to want to retire my number,” Moseley said in a press release. “I take great pride in that. I hope that the number will carry with it the respect and integrity in how I tried to carry myself. ”

Minden is a freshman from Coppell. And he's a quarterback. And he was highly recruited, hence the reason to un-retire No. 10. That's the number he wore as junior and senior at Coppell.