FedEx Ends Naming Rights Agreement with Washington Commanders

The termination comes two years early, amidst the NFL team's search for a new stadium location.

FedEx has terminated its naming rights agreement for the Washington Commanders stadium, known as FedEx Field since 1999, two years before the contract's expiration.
The Washington Commanders, under new ownership, are in the process of finding a new stadium site, with renovations and improvements already underway at the current stadium.
Despite the termination, the team is actively seeking a new naming rights partner to support the next era of Commanders football and other live events.
The Commanders have faced criticism for the condition of their current facilities, ranking last in the NFLPA's annual report card.
The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to pass a bill transferring the land of the former RFK Stadium to the District for potential use as the Commanders' new stadium site.