Washington Commanders President Jason Wright to Depart by End of 2024 Season

Wright, the first Black team president in NFL history, will transition to a senior adviser role as new ownership reshapes the organization.

Jason Wright, hired in 2020, will leave the Commanders after serving as senior adviser through the 2024 season.
New owner Josh Harris and CEO Tad Brown will lead the search for Wright's replacement.
Wright played a pivotal role in the team's rebranding from Redskins to Commanders and improving its workplace culture.
Wright's tenure saw increased sponsorships and season ticket sales despite ongoing controversies.
The Commanders are focusing on securing new stadium naming rights and a location for a new stadium.