Red Zebra Broadcasting was a sports marketing and broadcasting company founded by Daniel Snyder, the longtime owner of the Washington Commanders (formerly known as the Washington Redskins). Established primarily to secure and control the radio and television broadcast rights for the NFL team, the company played a central role in managing the team's media distribution in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. It was instrumental in negotiating deals with local affiliates and ensuring Snyder's influence over the team's audio-visual content, including pre-game shows, commentary, and syndication rights. This setup allowed Red Zebra to monetize the team's popularity while aligning with Snyder's broader business interests in sports entertainment.

Headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, Red Zebra owned and operated a network of radio stations focused on sports programming. In the greater Washington, D.C. radio market, it controlled four stations, providing dedicated coverage for Commanders games and related content. The company's reach extended to one station in Hampton Roads, Virginia, and two in Richmond, Virginia, enhancing its regional footprint in the Mid-Atlantic. These assets were acquired or developed to bolster the team's broadcast exclusivity and advertising revenue streams.

While closely tied to the Washington Commanders, Red Zebra's operations reflected Snyder's strategy to vertically integrate media control within his sports holdings. The company faced scrutiny over its monopolistic practices in local broadcasting, but it remained a key component of Snyder's portfolio until the 2023 sale of the team to a new ownership group led by Josh Harris. Post-sale, Red Zebra's activities appear diminished, though its legacy underscores the intersection of sports ownership and media dominance in professional athletics. Notably, Red Zebra was founded in 2006 and its flagship station was WTEM (980 AM), known as 'ESPN 980,' which served as the Commanders' primary radio affiliate. The company also owned stations such as WWXT (92.7 FM) in Prince Frederick, Maryland, and WWXX (94.3 FM) in Warrenton, Virginia, expanding its regional sports network. In 2020, Red Zebra sold several stations to Urban One, signaling a shift in its broadcast strategy prior to the team's sale.