Hannah Lichtenstein is a Copywriter at Washington Commanders. She covers a diverse range of themes including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on the film industry and both team and individual sports. Hannah's insights and expertise have been featured in various platforms, showcasing her unique perspective on the sports business and entertainment landscape.
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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
After Adam Peters opted to elevate the defense by selecting linebacker Sonny Styles with Washington's first-round pick, the general manager's eyes turned to the offense on Day 2. With the No. 71 pick, the Commanders nabbed up crafty and quick Clemson wide receiver Antonio Williams.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The Washington Commanders had four picks on Day 3 of this year's draft, and general manager Adam Peters added depth to the defensive line, offensive line, backfield and quarterback room with the opportunities.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
On Sunday, historic news was revealed in a historic setting as part of the NFL's 2027 draft kickoff event in, Washington, D.C.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
Second-year linebacker Ale Kaho isn't content. Though it's early and still the offseason, he knows that when it comes to being in the NFL, "What you did last year ain't gonna work."
Hicks and Boateng are making their way in the world of football strength and conditioning. For two weeks this May, the two have gained invaluable experience as Bill Walsh Fellows under the tutelage of Commanders head strength and conditioning coaching Chad Englehart and staff. The North Stafford High School alums have attacked the opportunity with pride in their work and an eagerness to further their development.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
One of Wounded Warrior Project’s marquee programs, Soldier Ride helps veterans build confidence and strength through shared physical activity and bonds of service
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
The firm has been instrumental in shaping the new stadium site’s mixed-use development master plan, considering how to best enhance the value of and access to the area for residents and improve the integration of the site with surrounding neighborhoods.
Skansi, who oversaw scouting in the West, and Cook, who worked primarily in the Southeast region, both arrived in Washington in 2017. With a combined six decades of scouting experience under their belt, the two embark on their next chapters with immense gratitude for what they've been able to do, give and experience in this profession.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
Hungry to keep leveling up at these various stages in their coaching careers, Macklin (quarterbacks), Ramey (wide receivers), Webster (special teams) and Williams (defensive backs) were all excited about the opportunity to be a Bill Walsh Fellow during Washington's 2026 minicamp. For two weeks, they were brought into an environment thrilled about their presence and committed to their development.
By: Hannah Lichtenstein
From the location where the clinics took place to the speakers brought in to the activities planned, the events provided an educational and inspiring environment for participants as they gear up for the 2026 high school football preseason.
