Trump Announces New Washington DC Plan

Washington, D.C. – In a powerful move that blends patriotism, tradition, and sports history, President Donald J. Trump has officially announced that the 2027 NFL Draft will be hosted on the National Mall — just steps from the White House.

This will mark the first time in over 85 years that the NFL’s premier offseason event returns to the nation’s capital, promising massive crowds, economic stimulation, and a national spotlight on Washington, D.C.

“Bringing the NFL Draft back to our capital is a win for American pride, fans, and the future of football,” said President Trump from the White House.

The three-day event, expected to draw hundreds of thousands of fans, will take place against the patriotic backdrop of America’s monuments — a visual reminder of the country’s greatness and resilience.

A New Era for Washington Football

The announcement follows a major deal between the Washington Commanders and the District of Columbia to build a new stadium on the historic grounds of RFK Stadium — once home to the team’s golden era (1961–1996). The new facility is projected to open in 2030, cementing the return of NFL action to D.C. proper.

For longtime fans, the move signals a return to roots — and a reconnection with a proud legacy.

NFL Draft on the Move: A Trump-Era Tradition

Since the NFL ended its long-standing tradition of hosting the draft in New York, the event has rotated among cities like Nashville, Kansas City, and Green Bay. The 2025 NFL Draft will be held at Lambeau Field, while Pittsburgh is scheduled for 2026. Washington’s 2027 hosting marks a patriotic homecoming like no other.

Trump’s Unshakable Ties to American Football

President Trump’s history with the sport is both bold and unforgettable. In the 1980s, he famously challenged the NFL by investing in the USFL. And in 2017, Trump took a stand for the American flag, calling out NFL players who knelt during the national anthem.

Earlier this year, he became the first sitting U.S. President to attend the Super Bowl, receiving both cheers and jeers — a reminder that Trump never backs down from standing up for what he believes in.


Why This Matters

The 2027 NFL Draft isn’t just about football. It’s about bringing America together — under the leadership of a president who champions our flag, our values, and our traditions.

With President Trump back in the White House, events like this remind us that America’s best days are still ahead.

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