The Washington Commanders’ new ownership group, led by Josh Harris, is in the market for a new stadium, but FedEx Field, which opened as Jack Kent Cooke Stadium in 1997, will remain the team’s ...

Redskins Add 4,000 Seats To FedEx Field. Luxury Suites Increase The Team's Cashflow. August 31, 2000 More than ...

The Washington Redskins once claimed to have a waiting list of more than 200,000 people who wanted season tickets to watch games at FedEx Field, which once had a capacity of more than 91,000 seats.

Out: FedEx Field. In: Northwest Stadium. The Washington Commanders' stadium has a new name after the team signed a new naming rights deal with Northwest Federal Credit Union. Why it matters: The ...

The new seating capacity of FedEx Field will be around 82,000. Before, it was at 91,704, which made it the second-largest stadium in the NFL. ...

FedEx Field will have a new name soon. The shipping company announced Wednesday it’s pulling out of its naming rights deal for the Washington Commanders’ stadium in Landover, Maryland.

Shipping giant FedEx is relinquishing its naming rights to FedEx Field, the Landover stadium and concert venue where the Washington Commanders play home games. This opt-out came two years before the ...

FedEx has ended its naming rights agreement with the Washington Commanders' stadium in Landover, Maryland, a venue that had been known as FedEx Field since 1999.. The move confirmed Wednesday ...

From 2004 to 2010, Washington had the largest seating capacity in the NFL, with more than 91,000 seats at FedEx Field. But as the team has struggled on the field and alienated fans with off-field ...

The Washington Redskins are turning the upper deck of FedEx Field into a party place. The Redskins are ripping out thousands of seats in the end zone nosebleed sections to construct "Party Decks ...