Does this mean that the Redskins name is dead? President Trump threatened to block the move if the franchise didn’t change its name back to Redskins. “https://talksport.com/nfl/3565657/washington-commanders-rkf-stadium-confirmed-date-move-owner/” target=”_blank”>Please click here for more.

Drake Maye played with poise and confidence as the Patriots beat the Dolphins in Miami, a place they haven’t won since Tom Brady was the quarterback in 2019. Please click here for more.

Former Washington Redskins receiver Roy Jefferson, who played receiver and defensive back at Utah from 1962-64, will be inducted into Utah’s Ring of Honor at halftime of Saturday’s game. Please click here for more.

Chief Walt “Red Hawk” Brown says that any attempt to half restore the brand without fully honoring its warrior roots will betray the league’s own promise of “integrity” and “public confidence,” further eradicating our rich Native history. Please click here for more.
(Washington Redskins not Washington Commanders illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times)

A former NFL player with North Carolina ties has died. Former Washington Redskins safety Matt Stevens died at the age of 51, according to a social media post from the Appalachian State football team. Please click here and here for more.

Charlotte native and former star wide receiver at West Mecklenburg High School and UNC, Dyami Brown has put together two of his best games in his NFL career. Brown, who is in his fourth year in the league with the Washington Commanders has emerged as a big time weapon for quarterback Jayden Daniels in the playoffs. Please click here for more.

The family of the Blackfeet chief who served as the face of the Washington Redskins for 48 years want his image back on the fields of the NFL. The descendants of John Two Guns White Calf also want his incredible life story retold, too, to a new generation of Americans who seek unity and value multiculturalism. Please click here for more.

Washington Commanders’ owner Josh Harris shut down rumors of Commanders reverting to the Redskins name. Entering their third season with the current team name, the Washington Commanders are still facing calls from many fans to revert to their previous “Redskins” moniker. However, team owner Harris firmly dismissed the notion of reverting to the old name during a recent press conference. He doesn’t want controversy – evidently not realizing that it was controversial to change the name in the first place. Please click here for more.
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The Washington Commanders have changed the name of their stadium to Northwest Stadium in yet another head-scratcher for the franchise. This change is part of a broader multiyear sponsorship deal Northwest Credit Union signed with the Commanders last September, which includes new signage around the stadium. However, the stadium located on the east coast has caused some confusion among fans. Those who are not football fans will surely be confused when they see the Washington team plays in Northwest Stadium, only to find they are located in the DC area not Washington state. Please click here for more.

COMMANDERS OWNER DOESN’T HAVE THE B*LLS TO CHANGE NAME BACK TO REDSKINS

This is the world we live in I suppose. But it has to stop. People are going back and changing descriptions of what occurred in the past to conform to what’s happening today. Here in this photo, the description for an old Johnny Carson show indicates that Caitlyn Jenner appeared on the show. He was Bruce Jenner in 1978 of course. The description reads, “Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner says she’s now into tennis and working on her talk/variety show.” Caitlyn Jenner did not win a gold medal, Bruce Jenner did. “They” are doing the same thing with the Washington Redskins – making them the Commanders even before there was a Commanders team. We need to live in Realsville.