The Washington Football Team may not have their new name ready for the 2021 season.

The team retired the name it had used for 87 years on July 13, after launching a thorough review 10 days earlier.

"There's a pretty good chance we will be the Washington Football Team next season," team president Jason Wright told Washington TV station WJLA on Tuesday.

Dan Snyder and the franchise have been under more pressure after the protests following the death of George Floyd in May while he was in police custody in Minneapolis.

Washington Football Team has benched Dwayne Haskins and will instead start Kyle Allen as the starting quarterback.

Alex Smith will take the No. 2 role for Sunday's Week 5 game against hte Los Angeles Rams.

In four games, Haskins ranked last in the NFL in total QBR at 30.6, 27th in completion percentage (61.0) and 26th in yards per pass attempt (6.43).

The Washington Football Team won't rush through the process of finding a more streamlined name.

New club president Jason Wright wrote in a post on the team website that he has plenty of choices for a name.

"Here's the [honest] answer," Wright wrote. "'Bruh/sis, cut me some slack, we need some time to do this right! We can't ** this up!'"

Washington has had "almost 9,000 submissions to date."