Meanwhile, the old RFK Stadium sits empty in Washington, D.C. It’s a crumbling monument to the 1970s. The team hasn’t played a home game there in decades, but fans still cry about it.
Why? Because that stadium had soul. It was a concrete bowl where the crowd shook the ground. The new place in Maryland feels sterile by comparison.
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The D.C. government is desperate to get the team back. The Commanders are playing hardball. They want a new stadium, fully paid for by taxpayers. Spoiler: that’s not going well.
