Dan Snyder’s future as Commanders owner is ‘on the agenda’ for upcoming NFL meetings, report says

Dan Snyder’s future as the Washington Commanders owner will discussed at upcoming league meetings in Florida ahead of the larger annual assembly in Arizona in late March. 

The Associated Press is reporting that the agenda for the Florida meetings includes the scandalized billionaire, accused of everything from sexual harassment to financial impropriety. However, a league spokesman denied any scheduled discussion on Snyder in an email to DailyMail.com. 

‘There’s a regularly scheduled series of committee meetings, including a finance committee meeting where the sale of the team could come up,’ spokesman Brian McCarthy told DailyMail.com. 

One source told the AP that there remains a possibility that other owners vote to force Snyder to sell the franchise, valued by Forbes at $5.6 billion. Previously, in October, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay said there is ‘merit to remove’ Snyder. Such a move would be unprecedented in the NFL, and would require the votes of 24 out of the 31 other owners.

Snyder and his wife Tanya announced in November that they hired a firm to explore the sale of the team, although it remains unclear if they would unload the whole franchise or just a minority stake. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils owner Josh Harris and Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta are all reportedly interested in the Commanders.

Dan Snyder (right) and his wife Tanya (left) announced in November that they hired a firm to explore the sale of the team, although it remains unclear if they would unload the whole franchise or just a minority stake. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils owner Josh Harris and Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta are all reportedly interested in the Commanders