Commanders Suspend Content VP After Controversial Comments On Players, NFL

The Commanders have suspended vice president of content Rael Enteen … this after the employee made wild accusations about Washington players and fans, the NFL and some of the most important figures in the league.

Enteen’s comments were captured on a hidden camera during a presumed date with an undercover O’Keefe Media Group journalist … when he was asked his opinion on numerous topics regarding his gig.

Enteen claimed the majority of Commanders players were “very low-income African-Americans” who have homophobic beliefs … and most fans of the sport are “high school-educated alcoholics,” even referring to them as “mouth breathers.”

Commissioner Roger Goodell was also brought up in one of the conversations … with Enteen dubbing him a “$50 million puppet,” and claiming Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is the real one calling all the shots.

But Enteen — who previously worked with the New York Jets and the XFL — didn’t give a great review of Jones, either … claiming the Hall of Fame owner is homophobic and racist.

But, with his own job — which he said consists of anything from memes on TikTok to long-form documentaries — Enteen compared it to working for “state-run media.”

Enteen even claimed he was forced to do damage control in one specific incident … when fans were sprayed with a liquid he said was sewage water — but he was tasked with denying it was such.

The Commanders addressed the clip on Wednesday … saying, “The language used in the video runs counter to our values at the Commanders organization.”