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Washington Commanders History
The Washington Commanders were founded as the Boston Braves in 1932 and are one of the original members of the NFL's Eastern Division.
In 1937, they moved to Washington, where they won their first game in D.C. against the New York Giants, and have since become one of the most recognizable professional sports franchises in history. They have 32 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and one recipient of the Walter Payton NFL Man of The Year Award — Darrell Green. The team has won five league championship titles (1937, 1942, 1982, 1987, and 1991), five conference championships, 15 division championships, and have made 25 playoff appearances.
Washington Commanders Team Info
Conference: NFC
Division: East
Year Founded: 1932
Team Colors: Burgundy, Gold
Team Rivals: Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Commanders at Commanders Field
Located in Summerfield, Maryland, five miles east of Washington, D.C., Commanders Field opened in 1997 as Jack Kent Cooke Stadium. FedEx purchased the naming rights for the stadium in 1999, and the building was known as FedExField until 2024. Commanders Field has a capacity of 67,717 for Commanders games. The stadium features five levels of seating, including the Bobby Mitchell Level, Joe Gibbs Club Level and Pete Rozelle Upper Level — all named after Pro Football Hall of Famers who made an impact on the Commanders’ career.
The Commanders were also the first NFL team to have a marching band starting in 1937. To this day, the Commanders Marching Band is one of only two professional football marching bands, and continues to entertain fans during pre-game and halftime performances.
Learn more about Commanders Field here.
Commanders tickets will be available for purchase on Ticketmaster when the league announces the schedule for the 2024-25 season. You can browse a wide selection of NFL tickets at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Commanders. If tickets for a game are sold out, additional seats may become available closer to the game, so keep checking back.
Verified Resale tickets for the Washington Commanders’ 2024 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Resale Ticket Marketplace of the Washington Commanders.
Visit the team’s website for information about Washington Commanders season tickets.
Check out the Commanders Field seat map here.
The Washington Commanders’ biggest rivals are the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, and Philadelphia Eagles.
The Washington Commanders have reached the Super Bowl championship five times and have won three titles — Super Bowls XVII (1983), XXII (1988) and XXVI (1992).
The VIP service was very classy and elegantly done. The employees at the stadium were very polite and courteous. There is no doubt that the Washington Commanders' Senior Staff demands high standards of customer service and customer interactions. Thanks Ticketmaster for the invite. Thanks Washington Commanders and Janee Brown for a job very well done. Admiral
Had a great time fed x Field was beautiful loved the energy
We had an amazing experience right from the point we arrived at the FedEx Field, to being ushered into the magnanimous stadium by an extremely friendly and caring Staff…and watching our amazing Team on the grounds make some fantastic plays was simply cherry on the top…Overall a heart warming experience to share along with other die hard fans all around us. Wishing our Washington Commanders a fabulous season ahead…Cheers!!✨🌟💫🏈
Showed us a great place to be and helped us get into the field great and was easy
I arrived at 2 to be first in line to receive a wrist band to go onto the field to get autographs, and they didn’t do that part. They had everyone (wristbands or not) only come to the front seating. If I would have known that I wouldn’t have arrived so early.
Me and my son attended the Commanders night practice and we thought everything was well organized. I personally liked the commentary with the players and introduction of what was next duriing practice. As a lifetime D.C /Maryland residence i would really like to hear more Go-Go music in the stands.
Overall the event was great! It was good to see fans out and excited about the season. Having the perks of a gold card member has already paid off. In the future when events are just for a particular group of people, the event should be clearly noted and directions given, and identification should be required(Taste of Fedex required tickets, I thought). With covid still on the rise, Mask should be required while on the inside. I know that the band for mask has been lifted, however you don't want your venue to be the source of spreading the virus. Just some things I noticed! Once again, we really had a good time. Looking forward to a winning season.
Me and my family had a blast it’s now a tradition!!!!!!!
Poorly setup event. We would not buy tickets to future Washington Commanders games based on this event. Old stadium, poorly organized, food is terrible. Really sad organization but dwindling attendance explains this better than my words.
Great time at the stadium with the wife. Great staff throughout the stadium, very helpful and friendly.
$20 cheeseburger with a quarters worth of meet on it. I don't think I need to say anything else
The stadium was very clean, all the staff were friendly and helpful. The players were awesome and they stayed and signed a lot of autographs for fans after practice!!!
The training camp experience was fun. We had a great seat!
It was great experience although when they used to practice in RVA it was more personal the kids met the players. I would recommend maybe a signed football for the fans or kids. My grandson who is 3 years old liked player #1. He would get so happy to see him run up the field. Thank you so much.
My kids loved it. It’s was definitely a great day.
First time at FedEx field I’ve been a Washington fan for 47 years took 3 grandsons with me had a blast really had a great time thanks
My Husband and I had V.I.P tickets for the Washington Commanders open practice to the public at FedEx Field. FREE parking, drinks and food was not what we had expected. The meet and greet with London Fletcher and Jason the former Washington players, sharing their football careers stories with the public, was certainly beyond amazing. Also, seeing the number of people who came out to support the Washington Commanders Football Team was a minding blowing WOW EXPERIENCE! Thank you to the Washington Commanders Football Team Organization.
I had a great time with the family we want able to meet a lot of the players. I was able to receive an autograph from sweat
The open practice was a success lot of people attended this event hope they do it next year
I have been, a fan for 55 years and that will NEVER change. The Team looked great, healthy and ready to roll. Coach Rivera look great and was it. There had to be thousands of fans. My son got us tickets and after working til 5pm I wZ there and sooooo gkad that I was. Getting ti Ashburn is impossible thwt need to have practice at FedEx more often. Terry an Cam are my favorite WR. AG an JD looked really good. Chase looks about ready JA is getting the defense ready. Im so hyped. The event was incredible. I Loved everything about it except the dance team not thrilled at all I hope they practice more or they will be an embarrassment. ❤️💛❤️💛❤️💛 GO COMMANDERS
