The Washington Commanders are closer to potentially returning to a new stadium at the RFK site in D.C. after the U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan bill allowing the federal government to lease land to the district. This development marks a significant step in the Commanders' long-standing quest for a new home, although several hurdles remain before construction can begin. The team, currently performing well in the NFL, is looking to solidify its future with a new stadium by 2030.

• The Senate's approval of the RFK site plan is a crucial step for the Commanders.
• D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is eager to negotiate with the Commanders for a new stadium.
• The Commanders are currently in playoff contention with a strong season record.