Months After $6,050,000,000 Sale Of Washington Commanders, Franchise Decides to Splurge $40,000,000 More to Upgrade FedEx Field

The Washington Commanders were recently sold to Josh Harris for $6,050,000,000. In July, the votes of NFL owners went through to approve the sale from Dan Snyder to Harris. Now, just months after the purchase, it seems that the reign of Josh Harris has officially begun. Harris and his ownership group are making a substantial investment of $40,000,000 in upgrades for FedEx Field.

The Commanders aim to enhance their match-day experience for their dedicated Washington D.C. fan base. Josh Harris and Co. are essentially focusing on stadium improvements apart from taking steps to revamp the team. The franchise looks committed to delivering an engaging atmosphere to fans attending the games at FedEx Field.

Josh Harris Aims to Transform FedEx Field

The Washington Commanders have declared a jaw-dropping investment of $40 million in order to change the face of the iconic FedEx Field. Even though the scope of these upgrades is not all detailed, but make sure to believe that Josh Harris will leave no stone unturned to cater to all the needs of their fans. A ‘complete entertainment package’ if you can imagine.

Let’s look at some of the details about the upcoming upgrades in the FedEx stadium. Apart from essential maintenance, the $40 million will fund the installation of putting-edge ticket scanners. Three unique “themed suites” will be created and an extensive overhaul of the Commander’s branding will be done all across the stadium. Apart from this, the fans will also see better services in food vendors, in-bowl, and concourse repairs.

This upgrade announcement comes after the team’s prior revelation in March that FedEx Field will feature new video boards and an upgraded sound system before the upcoming season. Josh Harris certainly picked up some ideas from the previous management, but be assured of more such updates as we get into the new season under a new leadership.