FedExField

FedExField is an outdoor sports stadium located in Landover, Maryland, United States. It serves as the home stadium for the Washington Commanders of the National Football League (NFL). The stadium was originally known as Jack Kent Cooke Stadium when it opened in 1997, and it was renamed FedExField in 1999 after FedEx Corporation acquired naming rights.

The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 67,717, making it one of the larger venues in the NFL. It features a natural grass playing surface and has undergone several renovations and upgrades since its opening to enhance the fan experience and stadium amenities. These upgrades have included additions of luxury suites, club seats, and technological enhancements.

FedExField is characterized by its large, open-air design. It has a distinct architectural feature in the form of a large scoreboard and video display. The stadium is accessible via public transportation and is located in a suburban area east of Washington, D.C. It has hosted numerous NFL regular season and playoff games, as well as other sporting events and concerts. The fan experience at FedExField is often noted for its passionate atmosphere, driven by the dedicated fanbase of the Washington Commanders. The stadium's location and facilities have made it a significant landmark in the Washington metropolitan area's sports landscape.