NFL analyst hopes “s***mbag, weasel” Dan Snyder is in handcuffs after Mary Jo White report release
A fresh report from Mary Jo White could be the final nail in Dan Snyder's coffin. He's already considered the worst owner in sports and is on his way out of the Washington Commanders with an impending sale to Josh Harris.
Snyder is lobbying to prevent the results from White's report from being released. Clearly, there's potentially damning evidence in there and it could make things even worse (if that's somehow possible) for the embattled owner.
One NFL analyst hopes the report brings enough evidence to arrest Snyder and get him as far away from the NFL as possible.
Johnny ‘Cakes’ Auville said via Audacy:
“I hope every single word of that Mary Jo White report comes out. We already know Dan’s a scumbag and a weasel, but that’s really going to put it in stark terms."
When asked if it might bring criminal charges against Snyder, Auville said:
“We can only hope! Just keep your fingers crossed.”
The analyst was even in favor of making a new law just so Snyder is found guilty:
“If it puts Dan Snyder in handcuffs, I’m pro-whatever that may be. If you have to switch up the rules, so be it!”
Whatever it takes to punish Snyder to the highest degree is fine with Auville, apparently.
Washington Commanders sale: Everything we know so far
The Washington Commanders are going to be sold. Several weeks ago, Dan Snyder agreed to sell the team to the Josh Harris/Mitchell Rales group that emerged with a $6 billion bid. This included Magic Johnson.
Things hit a snag when Brian Davis emerged with a supposed $7 billion bid, but just recently, Snyder officially agreed to sell to the Harris/Rales group and ignored the controversial Davis.
Dan Snyder net worth: How much is current Commanders owner worth?
Snyder is set to make a pretty penny off of his sale of the Washington Commanders. He's selling for slightly over $6 billion, a lot more than his initial $750 million purchase price.
His net worth is currently $4.9 billion, but that's sure to go up once he sells the team officially and collects the money.