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Redskins Team President Bruce Allen reportedly out of football operations

By Chris Cichon

Redskins Team President Bruce Allen, who has been with the organization since 2010, will be relieved of his duties when it comes to running the team’s football operations on Monday, according to NBC Sports Washington’s JP Finlay.

Washington plays its final game of the 2019 season Sunday in Dallas.

It remains unclear whether Allen will be back with the Redskins in any capacity next season.

ESPN is also reporting that former Carolina Panthers Head Coach Ron Rivera is the primary candidate to take over as head coach for the Redskins next season, replacing Jay Gruden, who was fired earlier this year. Rivera led the Panthers to three NFC South titles and a Super Bowl berth in nine seasons.

The importance of a roof on the Commanders new stadium, and what the team touts as success

By John Domen
You can still see its footprint, but the old RFK Stadium is gone. The work to build a new stadium extends far beyond construction itself, and the message sent by the Washington Commanders and the city to D.C.’s business community is that the time to get involved in bringing the site to life is now. “Sometimes, people get fixated on 2030,” Mayor Muriel Bowser said at a fireside chat with team officials on Wednesday. “But these contracts are going out right now."
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