In today's Rewarding Moments In Redskins History presented by Maryland Lottery My Lottery Rewards, we look back to when the Redskins had eight players compete for the NFC team in the Pro Bowl on Feb. 2, 1992.

Left tackle Trent Williams tied a Redskins record being voted to his seventh consecutive Pro Bowl, while linebacker Ryan Kerrigan earned his fourth selection, the first time as a starter. 

With Pro Bowl voting currently taking place, and the opportunity to vote on Twitter starting next week, here's a breakdown of why many Redskins deserve to go to Orlando at the end of the season. 

Pro Bowl voting has officially begun. Here's how you can vote for your favorite Redskins after nine games into the season. 

Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan was wired up throughout Pro Bowl practice and the Skills Competition. Here's some exclusive behind-the-scenes footage.

Following along with 2018 Redskins Pro Bowl Cheerleader Kellie as she takes in all of the action at this year's Pro Bowl in Orlando.

Linebacker Ryan Kerrigan nearly matched his career high in sacks, kept his consecutive games streak in tact and put together his third Pro Bowl season in his seventh year with the Redskins.

The National Football League announced this evening that linebacker Ryan Kerrigan, guard Brandon Scherff and tackle Trent Williams have been selected to the 2018 Pro Bowl. The annual contest of the NFL's best will take place Sunday, Jan. 28, 2018, at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla.

Just as they were last year, Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams, guard Brandon Scherff and linebacker Ryan Kerrigan have been selected to the Pro Bowl.

Kellie talks about being nominated as the Washington Redskins Cheerleaders' Pro Bowl nominee!

In a recent article posted on NFL.com about first-team Pro Bowlers for all 16 NFC teams, Redskins third-year wide receiver Jamison Crowder could be Washington's best bet to get his first selection.