NFL Delays Vote on Sale of Washington Commanders During Spring Meeting
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The NFL has announced that there will not be a vote on the sale of the Washington Commanders during next week's Spring League Meeting in Minneapolis. The sale of the franchise to a partnership led by Josh Harris for a league-record $6.05 billion is subject to NFL approval by a vote of at least three-fourths of the league's 32 owners. The Commanders co-owners Dan and Tanya Snyder remain the subject of an internal league investigation concerning allegations of workplace misconduct and potential unlawful financial conduct.
- NFL says no vote on sale of Commanders will take place during Spring League Meeting NFL.com
- Update, but no vote, on Commanders sale this month, NFL says - ESPN ESPN
- Josh Harris's Commanders deal contains 'earnout' payment to Daniel Snyder The Washington Post
- There will be no vote next week on Commanders sale NBC Sports
- Bowie Baysox celebrate sale of Washington Commanders while trolling Dan Snyder FOX 5 DC
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