After months of waiting for a deal, patience finally paid off for the Washington Redskins on Wednesday evening, as ESPN.

The case will remain active concerning Native American groups ability to challenge trademarks covering the name and logo of the Washington Redskins, which the groups say disparage millions of people.

Redskins officials have acknowledged Friday that rookie cornerback Carlos Rogers will be limited at the outset of training camp by a right foot injury, but the team insisted its primary concern with Rogers is a bone bruise to his right ankle and not a pre-existing stress fracture to his foot.