Washington Commanders controlling owner Josh Harris said on Monday that the team will find ways to honor its past, but the name is not changing again.

The Washington Commanders nickname is here to stay. Owner Josh Harris said Monday that he has no plans to change the team's name and added that it's

This name was supposed to be for good, but fans were unsatisfied, and more calls came for the team to change the name once again. When Josh Harris bought the team from much-maligned owner Dan Snyder, there was a belief that the name change was somewhere on his to-do list.

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris held a press conference on Monday to discuss future plans of “rebranding” and honoring the team’s past in the season to come. “As far as rebranding and bringing our past,

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris says the team name has been embraced by players and coaches and another rebrand is not on tap.

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris has definitively said the team will not be changing back to the Redskins.

In 2022 when the now-Washington Commanders settled on their team name after previously being called the Washington Football Team briefly, the organization received criticism from critics who didn’t exactly think the name would stick.

If you're holding out hope that the Washington Commanders will change their name again, don't. Asked Monday whether the team's name was permanent, controlling owner Josh Harris made his thoughts on the matter perfectly clear.