Snyders hire Bank of America Securities to explore Commanders sale

Bank of America Securities has been hired by the owners of the Washington Commanders to look into potential transactions.

The Washington Commanders have hired BofA Securities to look into potential transactions.

It wasn't clear from the team's statement if the Snyders are looking to sell their stake in the team or if they are looking to sell a minority share.

The team is considering all options, according to a team spokesman.

The spokesman said they are exploring all options.

The Congress is investigating the workplace culture created during Dan's ownership. Mary Jo White is the attorney for the National Football League, who is investigating a second time an allegation of sexual harassment against the Oakland Raiders quarterback. A $10 million fine was imposed on the organization.

Attorney generals in Washington, D.C., and Virginia are investigating financial improprieties by the team.

At the league's fall meeting in New York, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay became the first owner in the league to publicly call for the league to seriously consider removing a team owner.

Irsay said from the lobby of the Conrad New York Downtown that he believed there was merit in removing him as theCommanders' owner. It is thought that he should be removed.

This is the first time that a vote at the NFL level has been required.

Results of current investigations will cause Irsay to see Snyder in a better light, according to a Commander's spokesman. The team said that there is no reason for the owners to sell the team. They will not.

The commissioner told reporters at the fall meeting that he had little to no discussion with the owners of the team.

Private investigators were used to obtain "dirt" from the past of other owners, as detailed in a recent investigation by the sports network.

The letter was sent to the other owners of the National Football League refuting the allegations of using private investigators.

"That is patently false and intended to undermine the trust and goodwill between owners that I take quite seriously," he told his counterparts according to the letter. Private investigators have never been hired to look into the owner or the Commissioner. I don't authorize my lawyers to hire any private investigators for me. I wouldn't.

The franchise was bought for 800 million dollars. The franchise is worth more than $5 billion.