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Washington Commanders Move Closer to Returning to D.C. with New Stadium

The Commanders may soon return to D.C. as Congress passes a bill allowing city control over the former RFK Stadium site.

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Updated: Dec 17th, 2024, 10:44 PM ET

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The Washington Commanders are closer to returning to the District of Columbia following a congressional provision transferring control of the RFK Stadium site for 99 years. This move enables plans for a new stadium on the historic grounds, which the team utilized from 1961 to 1996. Local officials and NFL representatives have lobbied for this decision, envisioning new economic opportunities in the area. While some Maryland lawmakers express concerns over the potential economic impact, the legislation also offers funding for infrastructure projects in Maryland, leading to a complex negotiation.

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