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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Rotation with Commanders makes big impact on Howard medical student Caleb Kindle-Parrish
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
It was an unforgettable night at Northwest Stadium as the Washington Commanders eked out a heart-pounding 18-15 win against the Bears thanks to a Hail Mary at the death. Defensive tackle Johnny Newton, linebacker Frankie Luvu, quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Noah Brown made big plays and showed up as leaders in Washington's sixth win of the season.
Amidst post-win chaos, quick-thinking equipment intern jumps to secure Hail Mary ball
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The Washington Commanders vanquished the New York Giants for the second time this season, beating the division rival 27-22 on the road. Running back Austin Ekeler, linebacker Dante Fowler, safety Jeremy Chinn and the Washington offensive line as a whole had commanding outings at MetLife Stadium to help Washington secure its seventh win of the season.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The ninth overall pick in the 1957 NFL Draft, Bosseler spent his entire pro career in Washington. Nicknamed "Bull" because of the way he would run through tacklers, Bosseler was a force on Washington's offense from 1957 to 1964. During his eight seasons with the Burgundy & Gold, he rushed for 3,112 yards and racked up 22 touchdowns. The fullback was named to the Pro Bowl following his 1959 season.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
That appreciation for the military was on display in a new way in the USO Club this year. In the offseason, ownership invested money to renovate the space, giving some extra shine to an area all about showing gratitude for those who served.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
There's a distinct difference between the left and right shoe that wide receivers coach Bobby Engram will wear this Sunday at Northwest Stadium.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The Washington Commanders are back in the win column after beating the Tennessee Titans, 42-19, in a Week 13 matchup at Northwest Stadium. Wide receiver Terry McLaurin, quarterback Jayden Daniels, running back Brian Robinson Jr. and linebacker Frankie Luvu played significant roles in securing the Burgundy & Gold's eighth win of the season.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
. The event, which included Moana merch as well as Commanders giveaways, meet-and-greet opportunities and more, was a unique and fun chance to celebrate and connect around Polynesian culture.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
Final-drive magic unfolded for the second time this season at Northwest Stadium, as the Commanders beat the Eagles, 36-33. Quarterback Jayden Daniels, wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus, wide receiver Jamison Crowder and linebacker Frankie Luvu produced special performances to give Washington its tenth win of the season and draw closer to grabbing hold of a playoff spot.
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