To stop any confusion, the team would become the Boston Redskins. The franchise moved to Washington in 1937 and retained its team name by then going by the Washington Redskins. It would remain ...

Iowa athletic director Beth Goetz explained the uniqueness of Clark's honor so early into her career to NBC Sports on Friday. REQUIRED READING:Caitlin Clark, Indiana Fever to play WNBA preseason game ...

speaks at the unveiling of a memorial honoring the 15th year of former Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor's passing prior to the Commanders' game against the Atlanta Falcons at FedExField.

Heck, it’s possible Sammy Baugh is hitting him up from the great Washington Redskins locker room in the sky. The general tenor of the texts would be along the lines up, “POLES, YOU DA MAN!!!” ...

A group of Native Americans continues to urge Washington owner Josh Harris to change the football team's name from Commanders back to its original Redskins.

At the time, the franchise was called the Washington Redskins. They went on to win the Super Bowl that year, beating the Buffalo Bills in the big game. The Commanders are now set to play in the ...

The Commanders are one win away from the Super Bowl. If you said that to someone five years ago, they would have absolutely no idea what you were talking about. Five years ago, the Washington ...

But to some, the argument still isn't settled. It is clear that those who want the Washington Commanders to return to being the "Redskins'' are not ready to give up their fight. ... and it is also ...

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Dan Snyder was the owner of the Commanders for over two decades but was forced to sell due to multiple scandals in the organization.

"NFL 100 Greatest" ranks the top 100 teams in NFL history, and the 1991 Washington Redskins, who defeated the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI behind a Super Bowl MVP performance from quarterback ...

Before that time, the team was (in)famously known as the Washington Redskins, a name it had had since the 1930s (actually founded as the Boston Braves before moving city). During the 1960s ...