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Here is an alphabetical, team-by-team look at those who control the teams, with owner net worth and franchise value estimates according to Forbes:

Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder may not be on the formal agenda when his counterparts meet in New York on Tuesday. His name is sure to come up anyway. Snyder is the subject of multiple ongoing investigations by Congress and the league, and his status got renewed scrutiny last week following an ESPN report detailing his efforts to influence other owners and the league office to maintain control of the team.

Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder may not be on the formal agenda when his counterparts meet in New York on Tuesday, but his name is sure to come up

The 1985 team remains the Bears only Super Bowl champion, and even though Rivera wasnt a key player, hell still be viewed by many through the 85 prism when Rivera leads the Washington Commanders into Soldier Field for Thursday nights game.

Longtime Chicago Bears team president and chief executive officer Ted Phillips has announced he will retire from his role after this season.

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Following nearly 40 years with the organization and 23 in his current roles, Ted Phillips announced Friday he will retire as Chicago Bears team president and chief executive officer following the conclusion of the 2022 season.

Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images Inside linebacker Roquan Smith, who was named second-team all-pro last season, was named the Bears’ Ed Block Courage Award winner on Thursday. The award, which is given to one player from each NFL team, rewards players who best display professionalism, strength and dedication. It’s voted on by each team’s players, captains and athletic trainers. The award is named after former Baltimore Colts trainer Ed Block, who was a foster parent and advisor. Mo...

Simply put, Graves wants to see a more level playing field. "If you drill right down to it," Graves said, "the league promises all people who are interested in working with the league an opportunity to a fair, open and competitive process, and were just asking the league to live up to its promise." After 13 years with the Bears, Graves left in 1997 to join the Arizona Cardinals as assistant to the president. He was elevated to vice president of football operations in 2003 and was promoted to ge...