Washington Football Team Hires NFL's First Black Team President

Jason Wright has been appointed as the first black team president in NFL history, also being the youngest to hold such a position. A former NFL running back, Wright played for several teams before retiring in 2010 and earning an MBA in finance. His appointment follows the team's decision to change its name due to its racist connotations and amidst allegations of sexual harassment. Wright will focus on business operations, unlike his predecessor Bruce Allen, who managed both football and business aspects.

Who is the first black team president in NFL history?

• Caitlin Baldwin

• Jason Wright

• Daniel Snyder

• Bruce Allen

Which teams did Jason Wright play for during his NFL career?

• New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots

• San Francisco 49ers, Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland Browns, Arizona Cardinals

• Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs

• Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings

What significant change did the Washington Football Team make around the time of Wright's appointment?

• They hired a new head coach.

• They changed their team colors.

• They moved to a new stadium.

• They changed their team name due to its controversial connotations.

What is Jason Wright's primary focus in his role as team president?

• Developing new training programs for players

• Managing the team's coaching staff

• Focusing solely on the business side, including finance, sales, and marketing

• Overseeing both football and business operations

Who did Jason Wright replace as the president of the Washington Football Team?

• Daniel Snyder

• Caitlin Baldwin

• Bruce Allen

• Roger Goodell