Daniel Snyder is the perfect example of a fundamental truth: The only thing better than being rich and famous is being rich.
Snyder had become rich and notorious until the NFL forced him out of Club Oligarch. While many owners were believed to be inclined to keep him around despite allegations of misconduct and mistreatment of employees, the tipping point arrived when the other owners had reason to believe Snyder may have been picking their pockets, by allegedly diverting ticket revenue from Commanders games (40 percent of which are shared with the rest of the league) to non-Commanders events at the stadium he owned.
Whatever the reason(s)…
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