The NFL community is abuzz with the latest debate over the team’s nameWashington Commanders. President Trumphas caused a stir on social media, proposing that the team change back to its original name. This statement has spread throughout the city, particularly after Phil Mendelson, the Chairman of the DC Council, expressed that he wouldn’t mind the team coming back to the city under that name.
In an interview with Grant Paulsen on 106.7 the Fan, Mendelson clarified that previous resistance to the name was more related to former owner Dan Snyder rather than the name itself. “He indicated that he wouldn’t have a problem with DC bringing the team back under the old name now,” Paulsen noted. This remark has sparked questions among fans about whether a name change is actually being considered.
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The Commanders’ silence in response to Trump’sThe response has been overwhelming. Neither on Sunday, after the president’s statements, nor on Monday, following the press secretary’s confirmation of the issue’s gravity, has the team released any statement. This has led to rumors about whether the team could be thinking of changing its name as part of a deal for a new stadium in Washington, D.C.
Current owner Josh Harris has mentioned that there are no intentions to change the name back, although political and social pressures might influence this decision. The possibility of the old logo returning appears more plausible. The fan base is split; some perceive the change as a tribute to tradition, while others consider it a move in the wrong direction.
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Trumpclaims that the name change would be a gesture of respect for Native Americans, who, as he states, desire the name to be reinstated. “Our great Indian people, in large numbers, want this to occur. Their heritage and dignity are being gradually erased,” Trump wrote. The debate continues, and the fate of the Commanders in Washington, D.C., may depend on this choice.
*With information from nbcsports.com.
