Home Stadium Convo

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

RFK STADIUM LEGISLATION PASSES SENATE AND HEADS TO THE PRESIDENT’S DESK.

The Senate just passed my bipartisan D.C. RFK Stadium Campus Revitalization Act.

If Congress failed to pass my RFK stadium legislation, this decaying land in D.C. would continue to cost taxpayers a fortune to maintain.

My RFK legislation PROHIBITS federal taxpayer funds from being used to develop any future stadium at the RFK site in D.C.

The Congressional Budget Office analysis of my bill also indicates it has NO IMPACT on the federal deficit.

This bipartisan success is a testament to the House Oversight Committee’s unwavering effort to protect taxpayers and our full commitment to ensuring a capital that is prosperous for residents and visitors for generations to come.

Per James Comer

It’s passed like it always should have, as a stand alone bill

I'm gonna ruin this thread, only reason it passed as a standalone bill is because that dipshit President Elon fed everyone a false narrative about fed money being included to build the stadium.

Glad it didn't hold it up but it never should've come to this. Anything Congress touches gets weaponized though.

[CRedskinsRule]

The RFK site has excellent Metro access And it's clear that Harris and the ownership group wants to move back. I hope they get a deal done soon and start heading towards the new stadium and new name!

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[AnonEmouse]

Here's a question, while it will have its own design, which current stadium would you like the new one to look like? Domed or not? Personally I've always liked the Seahawks stadium. Be great to get something as intimidating going.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Here's a question, while it will have its own design, which current stadium would you like the new one to look like? Domed or not? Personally I've always liked the Seahawks stadium. Be great to get something as intimidating going.

It will never happen but I would like a dome stadium in the shape of a full moon and then change the name to Washington Werewolves. That would be just amazing

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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Here's a question, while it will have its own design, which current stadium would you like the new one to look like? Domed or not? Personally I've always liked the Seahawks stadium. Be great to get something as intimidating going.

Gotta be dome and the design gonna be go big or go home. It’s gonna be awesome

[WCommandersfan99]

Count me in the group that wants a dome also. I don't care what the haters say. I'm tired of games which diminishes the players' skills due to terrible weather and field conditions. A dome enhances quality of play and eliminates bs variables. I want a fast Commanders team that blows teams out in their dome stadium.

[HTTR]

I used to be hardcore outdoors only. Battling the elements, mud and blood, blah blah. But domed makes more sense from a utilization standpoint and, speaking personally, I’ve gotten too old to sit outside 3+ hours unless it’s over 55 degrees.


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[REDSKINS4ever]

I'm starting to think Barkley is on steroids.....ain't no way.

[sdskinsfan2001]

I don't give a fuck about anything about the stadium other than where it's built.

[kct1975]

Just my Two cents....

I am Extremely Glad that the RFK Revitalization Bill FINALLY passed Congress!

Whatever the new Washington NFL Team's stadium turns out to be....it should be at the RFK site, because of the history of the site, the proximity to DC and the Capital, and the proximity to Metro

As for the type of stadium , personally I'd prefer a Retractable Roof stadium with a Retractable Grass Field (like the Arizona Cardinals stadium)
That combo would give a grass field with the possibility of Open Air games in nice weather and the possibilities of other events being held at the stadium when the Washington NFL team is not playing.

BTW....I was referring to Washington Commanders as the Washington NFL team in my above statement because the team may have a new name once they get a new stadium

[ODUsmitty]

Metro access is huge.

[hail2commanders]

In somewhat related news, the Josh Harris-owned Sixers have decided not to build their own stand alone arena in central Philly and will instead partner with the Flyers in a new arena in south Philly that will replace the Wells Fargo Center, which will be about 35 years old (same as FedEx) by the time the new place is slated to open in the early 2030s.

[CRedskinsRule]

RFK site has some movement. A deal is "close" with Harris Group pledging up to 2.5 Billion to develop a domed stadium and surrounding area. DC pledging up to 825,000 in infrastructure.

https://x.com/JPFinlayNBCS/status/19...128053710?s=19

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[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

RFK site has some movement. A deal is "close" with Harris Group pledging up to 2.5 Billion to develop a domed stadium and surrounding area. DC pledging up to 825,000 in infrastructure.

https://x.com/JPFinlayNBCS/status/19...128053710?s=19

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Question, will it have PSL's?

[davy]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Question, will it have PSL's?

Pumpkin Spice Latte?

I'm sure there will be a Starbucks somewhere in the building.