The ESPN personality came up with an interesting proposal that would have the Commanders share a new stadium with another local NFL franchise.

Trump said Sunday on social media that he “may put a restriction” on the Commanders' anticipated deal with the District of Columbia government to build a new stadium in the nation’s capital “if they don’t change the name back to the original ‘Washington Redskins,’ and get rid of the ridiculous moniker, ‘Washington Commanders.'"

President Donald trump is serious about blocking the Washington Commanders new stadium deal if they don't change name back to Redskins.

During the union's summit in February, Howell, two union employees, and some players racked up $2,426 in expenses at an Atlanta strip club.

President Donald Trump has once again stirred debate by urging the Washington Commanders to return to their former nickname, the "Redskins." Echoing this call is Scott Turner - no

For nearly a century, the pro football team in Washington D.C. went by one moniker — the Redskins. Facing widespread criticism for years regarding the name, the franchise dropped the tag after the 2020 seasons ultimately opted to be called the Commanders beginning in 2022.

Or perhaps you might remember him better if I were to refer to him as "Chief Zee?" Yes, that Chief Zee! For those unfamiliar with this part of Redskins history, Williams passed away on July 19, 2016, nine years ago today.

President Donald Trump’s social media posts about the NFL’s Washington Commanders and Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Guardians going back to their old names has revived the conversation about Native American imagery in sports.