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The team’s stadium will now be known as Northwest Stadium, thanks to a new agreement with Northwest Federal Credit Union. This deal, which runs through the 2030-31 season, is worth an average annual value in the low $8 million range. This partnership not only brings a new name to the stadium but also signifies a deeper relationship between the Commanders and Northwest Federal Credit Union.
The Commanders have been without a naming rights partner since FedEx ended its deal with the team two years early in February. The new naming rights deal with Northwest Federal Credit Union is a significant step forward for the team as they continue to strive for excellence on and off the field.
In addition to the naming rights agreement, Northwest Federal Credit Union will also serve as the team’s jersey patch partner for both off-season and in-season practices. This expanded partnership includes branding throughout the stadium, creating a more integrated and immersive experience for fans.
As the Commanders look towards the future, they have plans to build a new stadium in either Washington, D.C., or Virginia. If the team moves into a new stadium before the end of the 2030-31 season, they will have the opportunity to seek a new naming rights partner for the new venue.
In comparison, the Los Angeles Rams currently hold the most valuable stadium naming rights deal in the NFL with SoFi Stadium. This $625 million agreement over 20 years showcases the potential value of stadium partnerships in the world of professional sports.
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