The Washington Commanders have officially renamed their stadium to Northwest Stadium following an eight-year naming rights deal with Northwest Federal Credit Union. This change comes after the previous naming rights holder, FedEx, opted to end their relationship with the team. The new deal is set to run through the 2031 season and includes significant investments in stadium upgrades by the ownership group led by Josh Harris.
- The Commanders' stadium has been renamed to Northwest Stadium as part of a new naming rights deal.
- The deal with Northwest Federal Credit Union runs through the 2031 season and exceeds the previous agreement with FedEx.
- Owner Josh Harris has invested approximately $70 million in stadium upgrades this offseason.
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- The Commanders are actively seeking a new stadium and could potentially open one by 2030.
- The team is investing heavily in upgrades to improve the fan experience at Northwest Stadium.