Washington Commanders Turn Heads By Making Overdue Change For Huge Shortcoming originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Following the franchise's first NFC Championship Game appearance since 1992, the Washington Commanders made some significant improvements to their locker room.

The Washington Commanders are still in the early stages of the preseason, as the outlook of the team is becoming clearer by each day. Washington has already seen enough from one player to commit to him for the future. READ MORE: Commanders star reveals the powerful story behind his new number

Even though it's not the flashiest side of football by any means, special teams is just as important, especially when the majority of the Commanders' games came down to the wire last season. The duo of Butler and standout Jeremy Reaves are a very solid duo that makes not just big plays, but unappreciated ones.

Washington's NFL franchise is no stranger to controversy and name debates. Here's why the Commanders changed their name and why they can't go back.

President Donald Trump threatened the Washington Commanders, stating he will not facilitate a deal for their new stadium if the team does not change its name.

The former Super Bowl 50 MVP is no stranger to the spotlight. He's been one of the best pass rushers since entering the league. His 129.5 sacks are the most among players and 16th all-time.

If there's one thing I learned from Von Miller's first press conference with the Washington Commanders, it's that he lacks no confidence on what he can still do at 36 years old. Washington has brought in an all-time great in Miller to help get to the quarterback and fans should be excited after hearing him speak about what he's got in the tank,

The president has demanded the Washington Commanders return to its former name "immediately," in a Sunday morning Truth Social post.

Frankie Luvu cracks the NFL’s Top 100 after a breakout season with the Washington Commanders, showcasing his versatility and leadership as a defensive cornerstone.