The Washington Commanders owner is accused of hiring private investigators to gather information on other powerful NFL figures and of taking down his enemies.
The Commanders played the Cowboys last month.
The subject of an ongoing Congressional investigation for fostering a toxic workplace with rampant sexual harassment has told an associate he has enough information to blow up the league.
According to sources, Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys is one of the owners caught in the crosshairs of Snyder.
The league won't vote to remove him from his post because he can't f--- with them, according to the report.
The Commanders owner told a colleague that the NFL is a Mafia and all the owners hate each other, but another owner said that was not true.
It is hard to imagine a piece that is more categorically untrue, according to a team spokesman.
After the league fined him $10 million and he stepped away from the team's day to day operations, he gave control of the team to his wife. The House Oversight and Reform Committee launched an investigation into the league's handling of its probe in October 2021. According to the Washington Post, the Commanders paid over a million dollars to a woman who accused them of sexually abusing her. In July, he testified before Congress. The House subcommittee said in June that it has evidence that he tried to interfere with the investigation of the football team. The Department of Justice can make a recommendation to Congress.
He is the 499th wealthiest person in the world, with an estimated worth of 888-492-0 888-492-0. According to our calculations, the Commanders are the sixth-most valuable team in the NFL, and they are owned by the most valuable man in the league. The team was bought for about 800 million dollars in 1999, using money from his then-public advertising firm, which he sold for $2 billion in 2000.
This is not a good look for Dan Snyder or the NFL. He works as a broadcast analyst for the sports network.
The commanders boss claims "dirt" on the owners of the football team.
The commander's owner testified before Congress.
The Washington Post reported that the attitudes of the owners of the National Football League hardened.
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