2024 Commanders Off-Season Thread

[Chico23231]

I think the feathers shirt-gate highlighted displeasure with the name and brand…moved it from the back burner. Like it or not, message has been sent

It needs to go sooner rather than later

[nonniey]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I think the feathers shirt-gate highlighted displeasure with the name and brand…moved it from the back burner. Like it or not, message has been sent

It needs to go sooner rather than later

Yes, it certainly has and yes sooner rather than later should be the choice.

[Dlyne8r]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

I think the feathers shirt-gate highlighted displeasure with the name and brand…moved it from the back burner. Like it or not, message has been sent

It needs to go sooner rather than later

^^^^This!

[Meks]

I couldn't be happier with shirt Gate lol I dunno about a C tho... I'd keep the W above most else sans our logo.

[That Guy]

old uniforms were great, i'd love to have them back. W helmet is fine, but I do miss the old logo.

[MTK]

Commanders to hire Lions executive Brandon Sosna for high-ranking front office role

https://www.nfl.com/news/commanders-...nt-office-role

[WCommandersfan99]

Originally Posted by MTK

Commanders to hire Lions executive Brandon Sosna for high-ranking front office role

https://www.nfl.com/news/commanders-...nt-office-role

Pretty good bio. Love the fact that he manages the salary cap and contracts. That is huge in this business. A seismic offseason for this franchise.

[MTK]

@AlGaldi
The #Commanders with Adam Peters, Lance Newmark, Eugene Shen, Dave Gardi and now Brandon Sosna and David Blackburn are building an absolute powerhouse of a front office. Outstanding to see.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by MTK

@AlGaldi
The #Commanders with Adam Peters, Lance Newmark, Eugene Shen, Dave Gardi and now Brandon Sosna and David Blackburn are building an absolute powerhouse of a front office. Outstanding to see.

2025 Super Bowl Champions!

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I 100% disagree with this. I think Snyder knew his time was coming to an end and wanted to put a stamp on the team. This name is truly Snyderesque and there is 0 chance that Riveria had controlling input on the name. I do think it could have been a lot on Jason Wright, but Snyder is 100% responsible.

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Towards the end of his ownership tenure, all Snyder cared about is to get as much money as possible out of the team.

He took out a $55 million dollar loan under the team's name, was charging the team $10 mil annually to use his private jet, and even charged the team $4.5 mil to put the team logo on his private jet as "advertisement" (https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/d...et-per-report/). You really think he gave two shits about the name change, something that was costing him money?

[WCommandersfan99]

Originally Posted by MTK

@AlGaldi
The #Commanders with Adam Peters, Lance Newmark, Eugene Shen, Dave Gardi and now Brandon Sosna and David Blackburn are building an absolute powerhouse of a front office. Outstanding to see.

Is anyone else a little surprised that Jason Peters and Mayhew were retained with the current regime? Honestly though both would be goners after the Snyder era or at least after the Rivera era.

[HTTR]

Originally Posted by WCommandersfan99

Is anyone else a little surprised that Jason Peters and Mayhew were retained with the current regime? Honestly though both would be goners after the Snyder era or at least after the Rivera era.

(Jason Wright?) At first, yes. But these are big organizations that need to keep functioning during transitions. Plus they are useful in other ways to the new regime. Over time, just like water, they will settle to their rightful level.


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[MTK]

Mayhew and AP worked together before so no it's not a big surprise.

[MTK]

Commanders will have a joint practice with the Miami Dolphins

[MTK]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Towards the end of his ownership tenure, all Snyder cared about is to get as much money as possible out of the team.

He took out a $55 million dollar loan under the team's name, was charging the team $10 mil annually to use his private jet, and even charged the team $4.5 mil to put the team logo on his private jet as "advertisement" (https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/d...et-per-report/). You really think he gave two shits about the name change, something that was costing him money?

I'm sure he signed off on it ultimately, but did he really care that much about the name at that point knowing he had one foot out the door? I really doubt it. I think all he really cared about was how much he was going to get for selling.