Magic Johnson, one of the new limited partners of the Washington Commanders, spoke to the players and coaches about the characteristics of a championship team. Johnson shared stories about his success and answered questions from the players, emphasizing the importance of belief, teamwork, accountability, and standing together as a team. The Commanders have not won a title since 1991 and have not won a playoff game since 2005, but there is renewed excitement around the franchise after the team was sold by Dan Snyder. Johnson has quickly become one of the Commanders' top ambassadors and will participate in other events in the District of Columbia this week.
- Magic Johnson spoke to the Washington Commanders about the characteristics of a championship team.
- Johnson emphasized the importance of belief, teamwork, accountability, and standing together as a team.
- The Commanders have not won a title since 1991 and have not won a playoff game since 2005.
- There is renewed excitement around the franchise after the team was sold by Dan Snyder.
- Johnson has quickly become one of the Commanders' top ambassadors.
Sam Howell | QB
- Howell asked Johnson about the characteristics his championship teams shared.
- Johnson emphasized the importance of belief, teamwork, accountability, and standing together as a team.
Terry McLaurin | WR
- McLaurin spoke to Johnson at Harris' initial news conference as Washington's owner.
- He described Johnson as a successful man who loves to win and wants to get to know him.
Washington Commanders
- The Commanders have not won a title since 1991 and have not won a playoff game since 2005.
- There is renewed excitement around the franchise after the team was sold by Dan Snyder.