The Washington Commanders have been working for almost two years to get a bill passed in Congress that would allow the transfer of the administration of the land where RFK Stadium stands, to allow it to be developed into a new stadium. The team wants to return to Washington, D.C. but there are layers upon layers of complications that start at the federal level, and work their ways down to the city level. The team is obligated to play their home games at Northwest Stadium(formerly FedEx Field) until the beginning of September, 2027. The team was targeting 2030 for the opening of a new stadium, but that timeline got more complicated over the last few days.
House passes budget bill without RFK land transfer; Commanders search for stadium site continues
