Today, LB Bobby Wagner joined London Fletcher as the only other player to record 100+ tackles in at least 13 straight seasons in #NFL history. #RaiseHAIL
Bobby Wagner: “He [London Fletcher] is more than deserving of being in the Hall of Fame. People should recognize his greatness.”
Jayden Daniels: "Win, lose, or draw, we're always here for each other. We're not pointing fingers; we're not turning on each other." #RaiseHAIL
Bobby Wagner: "This is a Great Team" #RaiseHAIL
Quan Martin Blocks Brandon Aubrey Field Goal: #WashingtonCommanders vs #DallasCowboys #NFCEast #RaiseHAIL #Reels
Dante Fowler Jr's 8.5 Sacks Through 11 Weeks #RaiseHAIL #reels #NFCEast #Commanders
Benjamin St-Juste Takes the Blame for #Steelers Last TD. “You got to play the fade. That’s what Russ likes to do.” #Commanders #RaiseHAIL #Reels
Johnny Newton on the Reaction to His Offside Penalty From the Locker Room
Defensive line drill from camp today. The voice you hear is from d-line coach Darryl Tapp, a 12-year #NFL veteran. #RaiseHAIL
Jayden Daniels 🎯 Jahan Dotson #RaiseHAIL
Yesterday, the #NFL informed the NFLPA it has finalized rules for designating players for return from injured reserve in 2024 — a maximum of eight total designations during the regular season or 10, including playoffs.
The NFL also informed the #NFLPA of key dates for 2025 in a memo:
Feb. 18-March 4: Window to tag franchise and transition players
March 12: New league year and free agency begin
April 24-26: 2025 #NFLDraft in #GreenBay
Negotiations Over Native American Imagery Continue to Stall RFK Stadium Bill via the article from Front Office Sports that's linked in the comments.
Earlier this year, the House of Representatives passed a bill granting D.C. a 99-year lease for the land where the dilapidated RFK Stadium is still waiting to be demolished. There’s no guarantee that local lawmakers would take the next step—backing an effort to build a new NFL stadium on the land—but it would mark significant progress on a stadium site that has languished for a half-decade. The lease in the House bill also says that the stadium site could be used for parks or commercial development.
The bill passed the House with rare bipartisan support, but it still needs to pass the Senate and be signed by President Joe Biden before becoming law. It’s stuck in the Senate, where Sen. Steve Daines (R., Mont.), the ranking member of the National Parks Subcommittee, is threatening to block the bill.
Daines has said he is doing so on behalf of the descendants of Walter “Blackie” Wetzel, creator of the logo the team used from 1972 until it changed its name in 2020. Wetzel’s family is from Montana, and the Blackfeet tribe he was a member of is based in the state.
Daines, the Commanders, and the Wetzels are continuing to work out a deal. All three parties are walking the political tightrope of honoring Walter Wetzel’s contributions while not veering into divisive issues related to the use of Native American imagery. The NFL team dropped its old name and logo in 2020 after longstanding complaints that the name was a slur against Native Americans.
“We have been very pleased with the conversations we’ve had with the Commanders,” Ryan Wetzel, a grandson of the late Walter Wetzel, told Front Office Sports. “The three of us —meaning the Commanders, Daines’s office, and the Wetzel family—have made headway, and some steps being made that will please the D.C. community and the fan base.”
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