D.C. and the Washington Commanders have reached a $3.7 billion deal to transform the dilapidated RFK Stadium site on the banks of the Anacostia River into a new home for the NFL team surrounded by ...

The Washington Commanders and city of Washington D.C. agreed to a new stadium deal, officially announced on Monday. David Harrison | Apr 28, 2025. Oct 29, 2016; London, United Kingdom; ...

D.C.’s NFL franchise played at RFK Stadium from when it opened in 1961 to 1996. It then left the nation’s capital for Landover, Maryland, where it has played since 1997.

The team would leave its aging home in Prince George's County, Maryland, and start playing at a new stadium in time for the 2030 season under a plan announced Monday by D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser ...

D.C. also plans to invest $202 million in the roads and infrastructure around the new stadium site. That funding will help pay for a study by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

The Commanders revealed that the new stadium will be a privately funded $2.7 billion investment — the single largest in D.C.’s history — and will anchor a sweeping revitalization of the ...

The Washington Commanders are going home. With reports coming out late Sunday evening, the official announcement that a deal has been struck between the Commanders and the city of Washington, D.C ...