Redskins

The latest report from Thom Loverro on the drama occurring among Redskins ownership leaves a lot of questions. Here's one way to read what could possibly be happening.

The Washington NFL franchise has no plans to include “Native American Imagery” in their new name. Read more on RADIO.COM Sports.

A Congressional bill that would allow the Redskins to move back to D.C. would indeed face hurdles, but could potentially pass within six months, D.C. Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

Amazon will join major retailers in pulling Redskins merchandise from its website, according to a report from CNBC.

Former Redskins linebacker Lorenzo Alexander explains why he's suddenly speaking up on the team's controversial nickname, and why he remained silent on the issue while he played in Washington.

With big-money sponsors no longer wanting to associate with the Redskins, a former player says team owner Dan Snyder should probably 'do the right thing' and relent to changing the name.

President Donald Trump weighs in on the Redskins name controversy, vocalizing support for the name as an onslaught of critics call for it to be changed.

Add Target and Walmart to the growing list of retailers pulling Redskins merchandise from their online shelves. Whether the organization agrees to change its name or not, it's becoming virtually impossible for it to profit off of the name Redskins.

Mike Florio believes the indignity of being forced to change the Redskins name could compel Dan Snyder to sell, and billionaire Jeff Bezos would be the first buyer to step up.

The change-the-name movement needs to move on to change the owner and, as Rick Snider writes, now's the perfect time for Dan Snyder to sell.