Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris has dismissed rumors of reverting to the old name 'Redskins,' emphasizing that for 'obvious reasons,' the previous name cannot return. In a recent press conference, Harris stated the team's current priorities include unifying the city around the football team and focusing on winning games. While he acknowledged there are many opinions regarding the team name, he mentioned that it is not a priority at this time, as they are focusing on other significant projects, including finding a new stadium. Additionally, the franchise plans to honor late safety Sean Taylor with a new statue, marking a positive shift in the team's culture under new ownership. The Commanders are entering a new era following a tumultuous period under former owner Dan Snyder, with Harris aiming to restore the franchise's identity and success. The Commanders will begin their season on September 8 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.