The Washington Football Team paid tribute Sunday to beloved football legend Sean Taylor, who was killed in 2007 while protecting his family from a home burglary.

The Washington Football Team scheduled its annual alumni homecoming for Sunday’s meeting with the Cincinnati Bengals, which means the club will continue its yearly dalliance with throwback uniforms.

The Washington Football Team will become the temporary name for the NFL franchise as it explores a rebrand.

When the Washington Football Team takes the field against the Philadelphia Eagles in Sunday’s season opener, there will be an honorary feature added to its uniforms.

The BriefThe Commanders will retire Art Monk’s No. 81 jersey on Nov. 2.Monk played 14 seasons in Washington and won three ...

On Sunday, we will officially retire Sean Taylor's number — Washington Commanders (@Commanders) October 14, 2021 Taylor is the third player in franchise history to have his jersey retired.

Bobby Mitchell, who wore number 49, was the first African American to play for Washington's team, and he passed away in April. The jersey has since been retired.

ESPN reported on Thursday that until a full name change and rebrand takes place, the team will be called Washington Football Team.

The Washington Football Team will unveil its new name, logo and jerseys Wednesday morning on NBC’s The Today Show.

The Washington Commanders, unveil their NFL football team's new identity, Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2022, in Landover, Md. The new name comes 18 months after the once-storied franchise dropped its old ...

Club to be called "Washington Football Team" for upcoming season as process for rebranding with new nickname and logo carries on.

After a picture emerged of Terry McLaurin wearing a Washington Football Team jersey, fans began wondering why the uniform didn’t look more like the original mockups that were released last month.