Commanders News: Josh Harris group, stadium, Sam Howell and Eric Bieniemy

Which Washington Commanders' news stories are making headlines as speculation continues to surround the team's upcoming sale?

Another day, another list of rumors and news reports that could have huge ramifications on the Washington Commanders moving forward. Whether it's roster decisions or the pending sale agreement between Dan Snyder and the group led by Josh Harris, it's been hard for fans to keep up at times during one of the most dramatic offseasons in recent memory.

Among the topics causing debate recently include Harris' group landing another wealthy figure, the stadium plans once a sale is officially confirmed, Sam Howell receiving praise from a leading NFL face, and Eric Bieniemy's influence in the draft process.

Let's delve into each topic in more detail.

Story No. 1

Bidders lining up for new Commanders stadium

Dan Snyder was never going to get the support needed for a new stadium given the esteem - or lack thereof - in which he is held. Now the sale is progressing rapidly, a queue of potential suitors are reportedly lining up to make their pitch.

According to A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports, there could be a three-way bidding war that would potentially include public funding to secure a new stadium for the Washington Commanders. This is a far cry from the crumbling FedEx Field and almost no viable alternatives.

"Two Virginia legislators are pushing to safeguard taxpayers ahead of a potential three-way battle for a new Washington Commanders stadium under new ownership.  Del. David Reid told Front Office Sports that he expects Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., to be much more open to the possibility of public financing when Josh Harris’ group finalizes a $6.05 billion deal to purchase the Commanders. "

- A.J. Perez, Front Office Sports

Wait and see, obviously. But this is a major development that could gather pace once the Harris group formally gets their hands on the Commanders.