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Commanders Drop Hype Video, Renderings for New Stadium to Be Built in D.C. at RFK Site
ESPN's John Keim first reported on Sunday that the Commanders agreed to a deal with the District of Columbia to build a new stadium where RFK Stadium still stands. The franchise played at RFK Stadium from 1961 to 1996 and won all three of its Super Bowls during that span.
Washington Commanders announce plans to build new stadium in DC
For almost 30 years, the team has played its home games in Landover, Maryland at Northwest Field (formerly known as FedEx Field). On Monday, the Commanders announced plans to build a new stadium in the District of Columbia with a video narrated by former quarterback Joe Theismann and posted to social media.
The Washington Commanders are returning home to the District of Columbia. Here are five things we know about new stadium.
With the hire of general manager Adam Peters, Washington has begun an era that has changed the character of the organization ...
The Commanders’ new home at the RFK Stadium site would include a roof, which is vital for a potential Super Bowl bid.
Harris, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell took the stage at the National Press Club in the nation's ...
The Washington Commanders and DC Mayor Muriel E. Bowser announced Monday the team's plans to build a new stadium at the site ...
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The Commanders have cut a deal with the Washington for an enclosed football stadium costing close to $3 billion ...
The Washington Commanders finished the 2025 draft holding the same five selections they started with, using them to fill some ...
After nearly three decades of playing in Maryland, the Washington Commanders are headed back to the District of Columbia to ...
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Commanders Reveal If They'd Make A Trade With The CowboysRivals are often reluctant to trade with each other, but that logic won't deter the Washington Commanders. In his first draft ...
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