Lawmakers want the two men to answer questions about the Commanders’ workplace culture after the NFL’s investigation into the franchise.

“The issue of the Washington team name is inherently divisive.”

“We have been listening, but so has Dan. That was the point of the presentation, that he has been listening,” Goodell said.

In a letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, two lawmakers urge the NFL to support changing the team’s name.

At today’s meeting with the NFL, the Oneida Indian Nation presented Roger Goodell with a psychological study that shows that the Washington football team’s name has damaging impact on the mental health of Native Americans.

There will be a press conference later this afternoon following the meeting.

Next week, there will be a symposium at the Ritz-Carlton in Georgetown on the Washington football team’s racist team name and mascot.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the NFL needs to listen to its fans, but won’t take a personal stance on the Washington football team’s offensive name.

The Oneida Indian Nation is launching a massive radio campaign against the Washington football team’s name this season.

A poll released today by The Washington Post shows that 61 percent of D.C. area residents like the team’s name, while 79 percent of people who identified themselves as fans say the name should not be changed.