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In the past, owner Dan Snyder had been adamant the Washington Redskins would never change their name. Now that has changed. A look back at his statements on the team's name.

After owner Daniel Snyder announced the Washington Redskins would undergo a thorough review of the team's name, reports indicate the review will result in a new name for the NFL team.

The drop-down menu on Nike's website for NFL teams now lists just 31 teams. The Washington Redskins option, as well as all apparel for the franchise, has apparently been removed from the site.

FedEx's statement comes one day after a report they were one of three companies to receive a letter from 87 investment firms and shareholders asking them to end their relationship with the Washington Redskins unless they changed the name.

Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder has said he will never change the team's name and that won't change despite public pressure from investors or sponsors, Rick Snider argues.

On the same day that investors ask Nike, FedEx, and PepsiCo to drop their affiliation with the Redskins, The Washington Post reports a return to D.C. is dead unless the team drops the team name.

Coronavirus has made the future of sports uncertain, but that isn't stopping the nation's capital from launching its bid to be one of 10 U.S. cities to host matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Get a glimpse of the stunning imagery from FedEx Field, as the Redskins stadium's parking lot is transformed into a COVID-19 screening site by the Maryland National Guard.

The Washington Post reported an effort to insert language into a massive federal spending bill to clear the way for the Redskins to build a new football stadium on the RFK Stadium site failed for the second straight year.

Compromises, from all sides, are needed for the Redskins to return in 2027 when their FedEx Field deal ends.