The Washington Commanders have shown a remarkable turnaround under owner Josh Harris, rising from the bottom of the NFL Players Association's workplace environment rankings to 11th place. This shift, highlighted by improved accommodations and operational changes, has significantly impacted the team's performance, evidenced by their 12-5 record in the 2024 season and a return to the NFC championship game, their first since 1991. NFLPA's JC Tretter praised Harris for his commitment to cultural change and responsive leadership following direct feedback from players.
Washington Commanders moved from 32nd to 11th in NFL workplace environment rankings due to significant cultural changes implemented by owner Josh Harris.
Player responses highlight the improved accommodations and operations in Washington Commanders' facilities, reflecting positively in team performance this season.
NFLPA's JC Tretter remarked on Josh Harris's impactful leadership, demonstrating changes in staffing and culture at the Commanders organization.
The Commanders achieved a notable 12-5 record in 2024, marking their best season in 33 years and first NFC championship appearance since 1991.
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