NFL on Capitol Hill lobbying lawmakers for RFK stadium funding

The Washington Commanders are seeking a new stadium, with their current location in Maryland. The desired site in DC is federally controlled, requiring Congress to transfer the land. NFL Commissioner Rodger Goodell discussed the issue on Capitol Hill. Political challenges include Senator Steve Daines' initial opposition and Maryland lawmakers' demands. The legislation must pass the Senate by January 3rd, or the process restarts.

What is the main reason the Washington Commanders are considering a new stadium location?

• The current stadium is in poor condition.

• The team wants to move to another state.

• The team wants to return to DC.

• The current stadium is too small.

What was Senator Steve Daines' initial condition for supporting the stadium legislation?

• A tax break for the team.

• The return of the Commanders' old logo.

• A new team name.

• A new stadium design.

What do Maryland lawmakers want in exchange for supporting the stadium move?

• A new sports complex in Maryland.

• DC's Air National Guard squadron.

• A guarantee of more games in Maryland.

• A share of the stadium profits.

What is the deadline for the stadium legislation to pass the Senate?

• December 31st

• January 1st

• January 3rd

• January 5th

What happens if the stadium legislation does not pass the Senate by the deadline?

• The stadium will be built without federal approval.

• The team will move to another state.

• The team will stay in Maryland permanently.

• The process will restart with the new Congress.