Washington Football Organization exposed by The Washington Post for toxic culture
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You niggas is EXCOMMUNICADO!!!
What's really funny about this is when the team first went up for sale back in the day. Snyder was part of an ownership group where he wasn't going to be the majority owner. The majority owner of that group was Rod Milstein or something like that. The other owners rejected Rod Milstein and Snyder put a new group together where was he majority owner and the other owners approved that group and now we're here. It never came out why the other owners rejected Rod Milstein.
LMAO @ "bombshell" bout the Gruden emails. Errybody n they mama knew Snyder leaked them shits.
Bombshell would've been if they was actually hacked by somebody. Who the hell else would have Bruce Allen's Redskins emails besides the Redskins.
Bombshell would've been if they was actually hacked by somebody. Who the hell else would have Bruce Allen's Redskins emails besides the Redskins.
Jim Irsay's opinion on Daniel Snyder hasn't changed - ProFootballTalk
Two months ago, Colts owner Jim Irsay made waves by becoming the first person in league ranks to raise in a public setting the question of whether Commanders owner Daniel Snyder should be removed.Irsay spoke again to reporters on Wednesday, at the latest gathering of NFL owners, in Texas. He was...
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Report: Daniel Snyder already has received offers "well north" of $7 billion for Commanders - ProFootballTalk
Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder reportedly wants $7 billion for the team. He may need to adjust his expectations.They’re too low.Via Mike Ozanian of Forbes.com, Snyder already has received offers “well north” of $7 billion for the team.It’s believed that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos will...
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I don't know that it matters if someone over pays for the team. It's not like teams get bought and sold often to worry about it killing a market for teams
Disputed loan at center of Commanders probe
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