Commanders Stadium Plans Moving Forward

Three Sites Identified, Site Plans Created

In-depth Look at Stadium Improvements

Since the new ownership purchased the team in July, the Washington Commanders have spent more than 75 million dollars on improvements. Team co-owner Josh Harris said the team has created site plans for potential stadium locations in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Harris and his advisors have identified three potential sites for a new stadium.

The Commanders are exploring all options for a new stadium, including renovating FedExField or building a new stadium in a different location. Harris said the team is committed to finding the best possible solution for the fans and the team.

The search for a new stadium comes as the Commanders are looking to improve their on-field performance. The team has not had a winning season since 2015, and they have not won a playoff game since 2005.

A new stadium could help the Commanders attract new fans and create a more exciting gameday experience. It could also help the team improve its on-field performance and compete for championships.

The Commanders are expected to make a decision on a new stadium in the coming months. The team is hoping to have a new stadium in place by the 2027 season.