Following a nearly two-year rebranding process, Washington landed on Commanders ahead of the 2022 season. The name wasn’t a hit. It’s still not a fan favorite, but more inside and outside team headquarters began embracing the nickname over the 12-5 regular season and two road playoff wins before losing at Philadelphia in the NFC championship.

The Commanders are one win away from the Super Bowl, just three years after another name change. Could another switch be coming soon?

Since the Washington, D.C. NFL team changed its name to the Commanders in 2020, some fans have wanted to see the return of the squad's old name and logo—despite origins that have been criticized as offensive or racist. But don't expect the new name to be going anywhere anytime soon.

Here's the reason why Washington Commanders changed their name back in 2022. Also, know the history of franchise.

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris says the team name has been embraced by players and coaches and another rebrand is not on tap.

Washington Commanders controlling owner Josh Harris said Monday the team name is not changing. Harris said the name is here to stay after inheriting it when he and his group bought the team from longtime owner Dan Snyder in 2023.

Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris has definitively said the team will not be changing back to the Redskins.

Commanders owner Josh Harris said Monday that the team plans to keep its name, which has come to mean something after this season when Washington went to the NFC Championship Game.