NFL Owners and Executives Discuss Commanders Sale and Potential Approval.

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The sale of the Commanders to Josh Harris for a record-breaking $6.05 billion is facing hurdles due to the Harris group's ability to stay under the league's $1.1 billion debt limit to finance the purchase. No timeline is currently in place for the league's finance committee to produce a recommended course of action, and, subsequently, for owners to vote on the sale. Colts owner Jim Irsay and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones are optimistic that the deal will cross the finish line, but several more weeks of discussions will be necessary to finalize the transfer of ownership to Harris.
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