A Commanders team spokesperson on Monday told Newsweek that there are no plans to bring the logo back. It was developed in 1971 by Wetzel, a former leader of Blackfeet Nation. The Redskins image is a ...

The Washington Commanders have a new president: former Campbell’s Soup Company CEO Mark Clouse. He will oversee the franchise’s business operations when he assumes his new role in January ...

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and the Washington Commanders' ownership are in ... To them, reversing the name change represents a broader pushback against what they perceive as unnecessary ...

When the Washington Commanders released their Wednesday injury report, one name stuck out as notable ... that now appears to be about to change. It should be an emotional debut for Lattimore ...

Mark Clouse has been named the Washington Commanders team ... experiences and lasting memories,” Commanders managing partner Josh Harris said in a news release. Advertisement “Mark shares ...

The Washington Commanders are in the playoffs in their first season with general manager Adam Peters, coach Dan Quinn and ...

wasn’t the only reason the Washington Commanders got back to winning ways in Week 13. Head coach Dan Quinn also made a subtle but significant change involving defensive tackle Phidarian Mathis.

The Washington Commanders have tapped Campbell’s Company ... He was also a part of the company’s name change from Campbell’s Soup to Campbell’s Company. Clouse has also held management ...

With Washington’s overtime victory over Atlanta, the Rams have clinched the NFC West and are officially headed to the postseason. The Commanders’ victory gave Los Angeles the strength-of-victory ...

The Washington Commanders are set to face the New Orleans Saints in Week 15, and their opponent has now announced who their starting quarterback will be. According to Saints insider Nick Underhill ...

As of Dec. 29 the Washington Commanders' odds of winning the Super Bowl, +5000, place them ninth in the NFL. In their most recent game, the Commanders beat the Philadelphia Eagles 36-33.