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Commanders Owner Addresses Talk of Team's Potential Name Change
Sports Illustrated· 1 day agoEver since Josh Harris's ownership group purchased the Washington Commanders from Daniel Snyder in...
Daniel Snyder-backed Donald Trump movie draws legal threat from its subject
ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports via Yahoo News· 5 days agoAfter months of hearing nothing about former Commanders owner Daniel Snyder (to the delight of...
Josh Harris’ wife, Marjorie, a very pleasant guest on local radio
Commanders Wire via Yahoo Sports· 18 hours agoInterestingly enough, Grant Paulsen began by asking whether she preferred “Marjorie or Mrs. Harris.”...
Commanders nickname change 'on the side for now,' team's co-owner says
Fox News· 13 hours agoMarjorie Harris, a co-owner of the Washington Commanders and the wife of Josh Harris, was asked...
Commanders named team least likely to make headlines
Commanders Wire via Yahoo Sports· 7 days agoThere were good moments, like in 2005, 2007, 2012, and 2015, but there were lots of losses and headlines outside of those years. Most of those headlines...
Commanders Compliment: Named ‘Least Likely to’ …
Athlon Sports· 6 days agoBill Barnwell of ESPN recently handed one superlative to all 16 NFC teams and he means this one as a compliment. In the post-Daniel Snyder era, the new...
Washington Commanders 'Least Likely to Make Headlines' Heading Into New Season
Sports Illustrated· 6 days agoThe publication wrote about the most likely storylines for each NFC franchise for the upcoming...
D.C. is trying to host an NFL draft as soon as 2027
Washington Post· 7 days agoD.C. representatives and Washington Commanders officials are vying for the District to host a future NFL draft and are optimistic that the nation’s...
Report: D.C., Commanders seeking to host NFL Draft
Sports Business Journal· 3 days agoD.C. representatives and Commanders officials are “vying for the District to host a future NFL draft” and are “optimistic” that the nation’s capital will be chosen to stage the event “as soon ...
