The Washington Commanders retired Darrell Green's No. 28 jersey at halftime of their game against the Carolina Panthers.

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.

This was a special weekend for Pro Football Hall of Famer Darrell Green. The former Washington Redskins cornerback received a key to the city of Washington, D.C., on Saturday and had his No. 28 jersey retired by his old team Sunday.

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

The Washington Commanders will celebrate a historic moment during Week 7 as they retire legendary cornerback Darrell Green's jersey at halftime.

The Washington Commanders honored football legend Darrell Green by retiring his No. 28 jersey during an emotional halftime ceremony. Green, flanked by

Before the game on Sunday when the Washington Commanders will retire Darrell Green's jersey, the legend had a message of thanks to those who supported him, and encouragement for those cheering on the current team.

More than two decades since his final season. Darrell Green is back around the Washington football organization he played his entire NFL career for, receiving an honor that seems long overdue. The Commanders retired the Hall of Fame cornerback's No.