The Washington Commanders are making a significant move back to their roots, as they have finalized a deal with the District of Columbia to build a new stadium complex at the historic RFK Stadium site. Set to open by 2030, the project marks the team's return to D.C. after nearly 30 years in Maryland. Recent ownership changes under Josh Harris have reignited hopes for the team to return to its original location, which was home from 1961 until 1996. The new stadium, projected to cost over $3 billion, will include a massive surrounding campus, signaling a commitment to revitalizing the area. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has been instrumental in facilitating this move, showcasing the league's support for the Commanders' return to D.C.