Disgraced ex-Commanders owner Dan Snyder 'f***ing hates' seeing team's success after being forced into sale
Disgraced ex-Commanders owner Dan Snyder 'f***ing hates' seeing team's success after being forced into sale
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The Washington Commanders have made the NFC Championship Game for the first time since 1992, and disgraced ex-owner Dan Snyder is reportedly struggling with the team's success. Snyder, who bought the team in 1999, sold it to Josh Harris 19 months ago for $6billion under pressure from other owners. Snyder oversaw a period in Washington that resulted in just two playoff wins in 24 years, and was found by an NFL investigation to have sexually harassed a team employee and created a toxic workplace environment.
![[Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels has breathed life into the organization this season]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/25/16/94508755-14324639-image-a-2_1737821821355.jpg)
Now, the Commanders are one game away from the Super Bowl, and Snyder reportedly 'f***ing hates' seeing the team thrive in his absence. The revelation was made by a Snyder associate, who dined with him in the fall, to a colleague, as reported in a new in-depth piece from ESPN which details what Snyder's life has looked like of late.
![[The Commanders are now owned by Josh Harris, who bought the team for over $6billion]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/25/16/94508845-14324639-image-a-3_1737821954350.jpg)
Another source added that Snyder was 'in denial' about his exit from the organization. 'Sadness - for himself,' that person said of how he's feeling. 'It's killing him. ... It's devastating for him.'. Former Commanders owner Dan Snyder is reportedly struggling seeing the team succeed.
Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels has breathed life into the organization this season. According to the piece, Snyder and his wife, Tanya, have been spending most of their time living in London, while sources also added that that he had expressed interest in investing in a Premier League club.
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