ASHBURN, Va. — Josh Harris, the primary owner of the Washington Commanders, has stated that he will not alter the team’s name.
This announcement comes amid ongoing discussions regarding the franchise’s branding since Harris took over ownership earlier this year.
Harris emphasized his commitment to the current name, reinforcing that it reflects the team’s identity and heritage.
Since the previous name change which occurred in 2020, fans and stakeholders have expressed a variety of opinions about the team’s identity and whether it should be rebranded again.
The decision to keep the name aims to provide stability and continuity for the organization as it moves forward under new leadership.
Harris reassured fans that the focus will instead be on enhancing the overall experience associated with the Commanders, which includes improvements in team performance and community engagement.
Additionally, Harris indicated that the team’s legacy is important and that future plans will revolve around strengthening ties with the fanbase, ensuring their voices are valued in the ongoing development of the team.
The Commanders will continue to operate under their current branding as they look to create a positive and forward-thinking atmosphere moving into the future.
