The Commanders retired the Hall of Fame cornerback's No. 28 at halftime of their game against Carolina on Sunday, 22 years since his final season. It comes in the second full season under new ownership, which has sought to rebuild relationships with alumni that either frayed or failed to exist during Dan Snyder's time in charge.

I want to challenge all of you to become those die-hards that ride with us as we are coming back,” Green told the crowd at Legends Plaza at Northwest Stadium.

As the Washington Commanders hosted the Carolina Panthers at Northwest Stadium Sunday afternoon, fans did not flock to the concession stands at halftime.

It's been a big week for legendary former Washington cornerback Darrell Green. In April, Green learned that the Commanders planned to officially retire his No. 28 jersey sometime during the 2024 season.

Hundreds of people packed Franklin Park Saturday morning to celebrate one of the D.C. area’s most beloved athletes — legendary Washington cornerback Darrell Green.

Even as Jayden Daniels left with an injury, the Washington Commanders’ 5-2 start to this season is foundationally solid, from ownership down.

Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser gave legend Darrell Green a key to the city the day before his number is set to be retired.

Washington Hall of Fame cornerback Darrell Green is being honored by both the NFL franchise and D.C. over the weekend.

DC Mayor Muriel Bowser presented Washington Legend Darrell Green with the Key to the City at Franklin Park. WASHINGTON D.C., DC — Washington football legend Darrell Green was presented with the Key to the City Saturday.

The Washington Commanders will honor legendary cornerback Darrell Green with a jersey retirement ceremony Sunday. No player has worn the number 28 since Green played his last game for Washington in 2002.