This guy needs to be stopped! The US House of Representatives Oversight and Reform Committee has just finished its investigation into Dan Snyder and the NFL as it found that the pair were guilty of creating and covering up a toxic workplace.
This story keeps getting crazier. Not only has the Oversight Committee concluded that Dan Snyder, the disgraced owner of the Washington Commanders, was guilty of creating a hostile and toxic work environment around the Commanders and the NFL covered it up, but that he was also guilty of pretty much everything the ESPN report accused.
Yes, Dan Snyder was actually sicing private investigators on Roger Goodell, his former GM Bruce Allen, his other employees, some of the cheerleaders of the team, and the other owners of the NFL, while also gathering as much dirt and information on these people as possible to keep them quite to the hostile environment he created in Washington.
It’s honestly insane how much of ESPN’s investigative report back in October was proven true (if the testimonies of Bruce Allen are to be believed) as I was even finding it hard to believe that Snyder would stoop to such extremes to keep control of the Commanders.
You’d think that Snyder found the Holy Grail underneath FedEx Field by his mob boss-like actions to keep the NFL, Roger Goodell, and his own employees silent, which actually ended up being pretty successful.
Why? Well, the Committee unsurprisingly concluded that the NFL proactively covered up their own toxic workplace investigation led by Beth Wilkinson back in the 2020/21 season. I mean, we all knew that was the case when this huge investigation was just dusted under the rug by Goodell as he arbitrarily gave Snyder a $10M fine and a ‘banishment’ (turned out he never stopped being in charge as the ban required) from all Commanders team activities.
Obviously, Goodell has been compromised by Snyder as Bruce Allen testified that his former boss directly told him that he was “going to find something out about him (Goodell)” by sending his private investigators against the commissioner, as he did with everyone else that posed a threat to his ownership.
Like I said, Synder even did it to Bruce Allen, one of his longest serving employees, as the former GM testified that he was followed by investigators during the time he was giving testimonies and evidence to the Committee and Wilkinson, proving Snyder would go to any length to silence everyone.
Plus, it was revealed in this report that Allen, who was also on the receiving end of the Jon Gruden email scandal, learned the Gruden Email leak originated from the Commanders organization, not the NFL as everyone suspected.
So, it seems like old Chucky Gruden was an ‘innocent bystander’ in this exchange as Synder was actually trying to discredit Allen, though both of those men kind of deserved the public condemnation and shame. It was still proven that Allen had a bunch of naked photos of women on his work email (who does that?), and he was clearly the guy sending the messages to Gruden.
In my opinion, everyone in this investigation should be taken down as they are all dark clouds and stains on the name of the NFL.
Unfortunately, that probably won’t happen as this Committee doesn’t have any power to reprimand, and nor is it completely free from bias as it is filled with hack politicians looking to make a name for themselves.
Thus, it seems unlikely that anything bad will happen to Synder other than the fact that he will have to sell Washington. But maybe that’s a reward in itself to rob The Pariah of his prized possession.
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