The Washington Commanders are finally going home. After nearly 30 years playing in Landover, Maryland, the franchise is heading back to where it once built a dynasty — the historic RFK Stadium site. This week,

Growing up in the Washington area, Josh Harris cherished his chances once or twice a year to watch his favorite football team play at RFK Stadium, the home during the glory days when the likes of Joe Theismann and John Riggins made the stands shake on the way to three Super Bowl championships.

The Washington Commanders signed kicker Matt Gay to a historic one-year contract worth over $4.25 million fully guaranteed, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported on Tuesday. This is the most fully guaranteed money on a one-year contract for a kicker in NFL history.

According to NFL Media, the former Pro Bowl kicker has agreed to terms on a one-year, $4.25 million deal that can be worth up to $5 million if Gay hits every incentive. The contract includes $4.25 million in fully guaranteed money, which is the most ever given to a kicker on a one-year deal.

The Washington Commanders agreed to a record one-year, fully guaranteed contract with kicker Matt Gay, his agency announced Tuesday. A league source told UPI that the Commanders plan to release kicker Zane Gonzalez.