Following a threat from Donald Trump, Stephen A. Smith suggests the Commanders share a stadium with the Ravens. Here's why he thinks it could make sense.

Fortunes have changed for the Washington Commanders. They now have a top-10 roster, according to ESPN, one year after having one of the worst.

The Washington Commanders have the talent, coaching, and momentum to dethrone the Eagles and make a serious push for the Super Bowl in 2025.

President Trump, in a social media post over the weekend, called on the Commanders to “immediately” change the team name back to the Redskins, and said he “may put a restriction” on the stadium deal if ownership does not comply.

The designated starting RDE for the Commanders in 2024 was Clelin Ferrell. Ferrell missed three games to injury early on the season and played sparingly in four games toward the end of the season, including the Wild Card game. Overall, Ferrell played 35% of the DEs’ total snaps at right edge.

Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels stunned the league last season taking the Commanders to the NFC championship game. Is the Super Bowl next?

Trump has had great success for decades branding everything from buildings he named after himself to the Gulf between Mexico, Cuba and the United States to his political opponents and people he simply doesn’t like. Exhibit A: Florida’s governor, dubbed by Trump “Meatball Ron” DeSantis, who challenged him for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

While Terry McLaurin is frustrated, an NFL Insider recently revealed that the star wide receiver is doing what he can to avoid bringing bad vibes around.