Washington Redskins

Move extends rapid change in stance for team on long-controversial issue

Trio of junior shareholders said to have hired investment bank

Both the Washington Redskins of the National Football League and Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians have moved closer than ever to changing their nicknames in the wake of quickly mounting corporate a…

Investment firms, shareholders lean on team's key corporate partners

Civic stronghold NFL team enjoyed for decades now overtaken by fandom for the crosstown Nationals and Capitals

Tickets for the Washington Redskins' home game against the Detroit Lions at FedEx Field on Sunday, November 24, are on sale for as little as $5 on the secondary market following a sharp decline in fan…

In an effort to further engage fans, NBC Sports Washington and the Washington Redskins are collaborating to bring live interactive, predictive-gaming telecasts of the National Football League team’s f…

Thanks to another successful season, the New Orleans Saints will raise season-ticket prices for 2019. The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports that most tickets will increase by $8 per game.

NFL American football franchise the Washington Redskins has suffered a blow in its ongoing legal battle over its name after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) said it would defend the constitutionality of a government tribunal’s decision to cancel trademarks owned by the team deemed offensive to Native Americans.

NFL American football franchise the Washington Redskins has made its latest move to protect its famous name by filing an appeal to overturn a US government tribunal decision that cancelled the team’s trademarks.

NFL American football franchise the Washington Redskins has engaged public relations firm Burson-Marsteller in its latest move to battle criticism that its famous moniker is a racial slur.

Washington Redskins will meet with the Oneida Indian Nation to discuss the National Football League (NFL) franchise’s controversial nickname.