If the commander wants to return his name to Red Skins or simply change it to another name, he can stop hope. Commander stays here.
In an interview on Monday, the commander who ruled the owner, Josh Harris, asked if his name would stay here.
Harris was direct: “Yes, and now we are accepted by our team, our culture, and coaching staff, and we will go there.”
Some believed that it would enjoy changes in other names based on non -committed comments from past Harris. Perhaps returning to Red Skins, something other than the commander chose the team to the team further, keeping the distance from the previous owner Daniel Snider's heritage, and chose the commander.
However, Harris's attitude began with the early press conference at the end of the season, assuming that the team name has more meaning, following the shocking success of this year's team.
“Now, the building means something that means,” Harris said. “It's about a player who loves soccer, is excellent in soccer, is intense, tough, and hits a great teammate. So its name is increasing.”
Fans of Red Skins for a child and many years of children should feel more optimism not only in the team's success, but also by Harris's comments on the team's branding. It doesn't mean that Redskins is not coming back, not to commit to praise the team of the team.
“As long as we have past brand changes and bring -in, and all super bowl championships and the future together, you will see us in honor of the past and link it to our future. Harris said.
What does that mean?
Your guess is as good as anyone. However, it means that the return to the Red Skins era, which does not explicitly agree with Red Skins, is a logo that praise the tradition in some way.
Either way, much of respect for tradition and more travel to playoffs seems to be a tremendous work in returning to the team and acquiring fans, and Washington seems to be in a state of doing it.
