Will the Harris group change the Commanders’ name? Your questions, answered.

Every Tuesday at 1 p.m. Eastern time, Barry Svrluga takes your questions. (Simone Noronha for The Washington Post)

The end might not be here. But it’s coming. And oh, how that will bring change.

Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder and his wife, Tanya, announced Friday that they had agreed to sell the NFL franchise to a group led by D.C. area native Josh Harris, a more than $6 billion deal that has almost all Commanders fans some form of ecstatic.

To break down the process — and talk a little roster construction (quarterback, anyone?) — I was joined by Nicki Jhabvala, one of our Commanders beat writers who has teamed up with Mark Maske as a leading force reporting on this transaction. Here are some of the questions we answered:

• How long will it take for new ownership to restore Washington’s winning ways?
• Should Josh Harris’s group change the Commanders’ name?
• Can new ownership help the team return to the RFK Stadium site?

Read the full chat below.

Looking for more? Catch up on The Post’s coverage of the Commanders:

• Commanders begin rookie minicamp with new vibes from top to bottom
• Commanders’ 2023 schedule offers few favors from the NFL
• NFL finance committee has concerns about Josh Harris’s Commanders deal

Thomas Floyd, an editor for The Post’s Sports section, produced this Q&A.