The Washington Commanders provides explanation after the death of Indianapolis Colt's owner published

The Washington commanders and the rest of the NFL mourn the loss of the owner of Indianapolis Colts Jim Irsay, who died on Wednesday at the age of 65.

The commanders published an explanation on social media shortly after his death was announced.

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“We offer the NFL community to offer the Indianapolis Colts and the Irsay family for the death of the Colts owner and -CEO Jim Irsay,” the explanation says.

“Jim made considerable contributions to the game in his over 50 years with the franchise and was a real administrator of the NFL.

Colts Chief Operating Officer Pete Ward also published an explanation after Irsay's death.

“We are destroyed in order to announce our beloved owner and CEO Jim Irsay, who died peacefully in his sleep this afternoon,” said Ward. “Jim's commitment and passion for the Indianapolis Colts, in addition to his generosity, his commitment to the community and above all his love for his family, were unsurpassed. Our deepest sympathies go to his daughters, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foy and Kalen Jackson and his whole family as we advise them.”

The NFL will probably be involved in the honor of Irsay's legacy in the season.

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