Poll: Will Snyder sell the Commanders this year 2022 or next year?

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Anonymous wrote:Commanders went from having the highest fan attendance to the lowest through Snyder’s tenure. Pretty remarkable.

I’m not sure this guy has one single fan out there. The team has no place to go but up.

Or elsewhere.

First PP again. Does anyone in the DC area want the stadium? Loudoun has loudly said no. Do DC residents want it at former RFK?

I can't think of one that would jump at the opportunity. The team is likely to move to a new city. There are cities begging for a NFL franchise.

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Anonymous wrote:“The Joshua Harris-led group appears to be the front-runner to purchase the Commanders from Dan Snyder at a price that will be around $6 billion, far exceeding the previous record of $4.65 billion set last year by the Walton-Penner group when it purchased the Denver Broncos.

CBS Sports reported two weeks ago that the sale could take place within three weeks, and it appears that timeline remains intact for now.”
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/commanders-sale-winning-bid-for-washington-franchise-expected-to-be-revealed-before-nfl-draft/?fbclid=IwAR3MsnIVF1LfuxB_2VthEPNk3ARfL6KfsTYFba5Ifllz7yNVZu_shRAMcuo&mibextid=Zxz2cZ#lgf8gwwljp2uv46tua

Snyder is pretty stupid for not taking Jeff Bezos money.

totally

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Surely, we don't want our local NFL team to be second-class to the Titans? A $1.26 billion subsidy for a new stadium that is smaller than the existing stadium. It looks like there are cities willing to bend over backward for a team's demands.

https://heartlanddailynews.com/2023/04/nashville-stadium-will-cost-taxpayers-1-26-billion/

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I'd love to see the WFT leave, but don't you think the league wants to have a team in the DMV for lobbying purposes? Easier to take gov't officials and staff out to the owner's box, etc.?

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Anonymous wrote:Surely, we don't want our local NFL team to be second-class to the Titans? A $1.26 billion subsidy for a new stadium that is smaller than the existing stadium. It looks like there are cities willing to bend over backward for a team's demands.

https://heartlanddailynews.com/2023/04/nashville-stadium-will-cost-taxpayers-1-26-billion/

I'm very much OK with being smarter than the people in Tennessee.

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Anonymous wrote:I'd love to see the WFT leave, but don't you think the league wants to have a team in the DMV for lobbying purposes? Easier to take gov't officials and staff out to the owner's box, etc.?

The team is not leaving.

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Anonymous wrote:I'd love to see the WFT leave, but don't you think the league wants to have a team in the DMV for lobbying purposes? Easier to take gov't officials and staff out to the owner's box, etc.?

Why would they leave? The team is hugely profitable even with their fans not showing up at the stadium.

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They will never leave. I think in the long run they may come back to RFK.

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They will however, probably leave the stadium in Maryland after this.

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Anonymous wrote:They will never leave. I think in the long run they may come back to RFK.

Not unless DC springs for a new stadium. The first city to offer to build a new stadium will get the team.

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Nope, they won't leave but DC may build new stadium. Bringing back RFK would be awesome for fans!

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Rfk site is by far the best for the team. Even if the team has to build it, it will pay off

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Sure they did.

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I cannot think of a worse use of land or taxpayer dollars than a football stadium surrounded by acres of parking.