The Commanders’ postgame locker room celebration following a preseason victory on Friday included new member Josh Harris, and Ron Rivera made sure to recognize him.

Harris, who purchased the team from controversial owner Dan Snyder, was given the game ball following the Commanders’ 17-15 win over the Browns.

“I’m proud to be part of this family,” Harris said after Rivera flipped the ball to him. “Thank you for delivering the win. Love you guys.”

Harris’ purchase from Snyder — for a record $6.05 billion — was finalized July 20, adding to the 76ers and Devils that he already owns.

It also marked the end to Snyder’s tenure, which began in 1999 but was filled with scandals and an investigation for sexual harassment.

Snyder was fined $60 million after the Commanders’ sale was approved.

For a struggling franchise that has made the postseason just once since 2016, in addition to its off-field issues, the sale provided some much–needed change, and though it’s just one preseason game, Harris’ presence has appeared to energize the players and fans.

When Rivera tossed the game ball to Harris, players started cheering for the new owner to give his short speech.

“We did hand Mr. Harris a game ball,” Rivera said postgame, according to ProFootballTalk. “It was a preseason game and we told him a win’s a win and you can always keep this one. We gave it to him and the guys were pretty fired up and looking forward to the opportunity to give him one for real.”

Washington led 14-2 at halftime after Sam Howell connected with Jahan Dotson on a 26-yard pass and quarterback Jacoby Brissett scored on a 12-yard run.

“First of all, it’s the city’s team — it’s not my team,” Harris said in an interview with Washington’s NBC station following the game. “But it was amazing. I’m so happy to be here and be part of it, and a win’s a win. Preseason or not. Everyone’s healthy, and let’s go.”