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Commanders set to return to Washington, D.C., with new stadium deal; potential $3B complex could open in 2030
Almost 30 years after leaving Washington, D.C., to play in Landover, Maryland, the Commanders are prepared to return to their roots. This week the team struck a deal with the District of Columbia to construct an all-new stadium complex, as the Commanders confirmed Monday, and could open the venue as soon as 2030.
The Washington Commanders have opened the door to potentially continuing deceased two-time Pro Bowl safety Sean Taylor's ...
Details of the agreement to bring the Commanders to RFK Stadium are expected to be announced later Monday. The D.C. Council ...
"The Commanders raised eyebrows at No. 29 overall by resisting trade offers to draft offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. Peters ...
Reviewing how GM Adam Peters and his staff performed in the draft and tackling any questions ahead of the offseason on-field ...
The Washington Commanders finished the 2025 draft holding the same five selections they started with, using them to fill some ...
Gabe Taylor, the younger brother of the late former Washington Redskins' great Sean Taylor, agreed to terms on a free agent ...
The Washington Commanders went into the NFL draft with five picks and no urgency to make a big splash a year since selecting ...
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