Hannah Lichtenstein is a copywriter for the Washington Commanders, focusing on local news and events related to the football team. She covers stories about the team's community involvement, player highlights, and charitable initiatives. Hannah is passionate about sharing the positive impact the Commanders have on the Washington D.C. area.
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Hannah Lichtenstein's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly football and the NFL. She heavily features community service and human-interest stories related to athletes, as well as medical professionals in the sports industry.
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By: Hannah Lichtenstein
This group of Bill Walsh fellows have attacked the opportunity with fervor and hard work. Their personal journeys influence how they've approached their time here and learn. The way they have felt seen by this staff has been galvanizing, and there is much gratitude for and excitement around the tools gathered to help their growth as coaches.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
Started by the Hall of Fame quarterback Bart Starr and his wife Cherry in 2017, the Starr Children's Fund raises funds to support childhood cancer research, treatment and caregiver support. One key way the Fund has done this in recent years is through Helmets for Heroes.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The Washington Commanders vanquished the New York Giants, 21-18, in a nail-biting Week 2 game at Northwest Stadium. Kicker Austin Seibert, running back Brian Robinson Jr., quarterback Jayden Daniels and cornerback Benjamin St-Juste all had impactful performances to help lift the home team against the visiting divisional rival.
The grab-and-go stands are just one of a number of upgrades the Commanders have implemented at Northwest Stadium over the last year. From modernized tweaks to revamped details and even never-before-seen features, these changes have been made to dial up the comfort, the fun, the memories and overall improve the fan experience on Commanders gamedays.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
With hopes of stoking the momentum ignited in the win against the Giants last Sunday, Washington did that and then some in Cincinnati, beating the Bengals, 38-33. Quarterback Jayden Daniels, wide receiver Terry McLaurin, defensive end Javontae Jean-Baptiste and offensive tackle Trent Scott had X-factor performances in a memorable Monday Night Football win.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The Commanders wrapped up a road-trip heavy September with a 42-14 victory over the Arizona Cardinals to go 3-1 on the season. Quarterback Jayden Daniels, wide receiver Terry McLaurin, running back Jeremy McNichols and Washington's defense came up big to lift the Burgundy & Gold to its third win in a row.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
October is LGBTQ+ history month. In looking ahead to this Sunday's Pride game against the Cleveland Browns, here's a look back at an LGBTQ+ story from Burgundy & Gold history.
Mexican heritage is source of pride, motivation for Mike Davis
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The Commanders returned home after a long road trip and continued their winning ways during Week 5, beating the Cleveland Browns 34-13 at Northwest Stadium. Linebackers Frankie Luvu and Bobby Wagner, running back Austin Ekeler and head coach Dan Quinn all had games that deserve a special shoutout as Washington rolled to its fourth win in a row.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
During a pro career that spanned 17 years, Fischer played in 213 games and recorded 56 interceptions. Ten of those seasons were spent in Washington, where he became a lynchpin of the Burgundy & Gold's defense during the late 1960s and 1970s. His 27 interceptions and 412 career interception return yards with Washington rank seventh all-time and fourth all-time in franchise history, respectively. His 56 interceptions are still in the top 20 for career receptions in the NFL.
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