Josh Harris, born on April 27, 1989, in Fulda, Germany, played his high school ball at Carrollton High School, where he was a three-sport athlete, playing in football, wrestling and baseball.
The Los Angeles Chargers have been going through significant changes this off-season. The Chargers have been focused on the installation of new plays and terminology while getting familiar with the new faces on the roster and coaching staff before returning for training camp in late July.
Long snapper Rick Lovato has announced his retirement and the team will move him to the reserve/retired list. Lovato was brought in as a replacement for Chargers original long snapper Josh Harris after he suffered an injury during the pre-season.
The Washington Commanders made two significant hires on Monday, naming Ryan Juarez as the team’s director of rehabilitation and Jamal Randall Sr. as the team’s senior physical therapist/assistant athletic trainer.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris continues to remake the franchise he purchased in July. Harris’ first hire occurred in October when he hired Eugene Shen as Washington’s new senior vice president of football strategy.
The Josh Harris ownership group officially purchased the Washington Commanders on July 20. Harris immediately went to work, as he and his partners made $40 million in improvements to FedEx Field.
Harris did it! The Washington Commanders interview five executives for their General Manager position. San Francisco 49ers AGM Adam Peters and Chicago Bears AGM Ian Cunningham were the two finalists, and they were interviewed by the full selection committee that included three limited partners.
The Washington Commanders are breaking new ground under owner Josh Harris. As Harris enters his first offseason as owner of the Commanders, he has a chance to put his first major stamp on the organization with whom he hires as the head of football operations.
Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris is expected to make sweeping changes to the organization that he, along with his fellow minority partners, purchased for $6.05 billion back in July.