The Washington Commanders are finally going home. After nearly 30 years playing in Landover, Maryland, the franchise is heading back to where it once built a dynasty — the historic RFK Stadium site. This week,

Growing up in the Washington area, Josh Harris cherished his chances once or twice a year to watch his favorite football team play at RFK Stadium, the home during the glory days when the likes of Joe Theismann and John Riggins made the stands shake on the way to three Super Bowl championships.

After nearly three decades of playing in Maryland, the Washington Commanders are headed back to the District of Columbia to build a new home at the site of RFK Stadium, where the club played until the mid-1990s.

The Commanders and the District of Columbia announced an agreement for the Commanders to build a stadium at the site that the franchise once called home.