Commanders stadium at RFK would include roof, vital for a Super Bowl bid
Briefly

D.C. officials and the Washington Commanders are on the verge of announcing a deal to revitalize RFK Stadium, which includes constructing a roof. This feature is crucial for the NFL's consideration of the city as a potential future host for the Super Bowl, presenting a substantial revenue opportunity. The unveiling of this project is set to include high-profile attendees, including D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Further details will need D.C. Council approval, along with anticipation set by a newly released promotional video featuring former player Joe Theismann.
The planned roof over RFK Stadium is critical for the NFL to consider D.C. for future Super Bowls, aligning with the team's goal for increased revenue.
Mayor Muriel E. Bowser and Commanders owner Josh Harris are expected to unveil details of the stadium deal that could revitalize the D.C. area.
Read at The Washington Post
[
|
]