How Dan Snyder views Commanders' title run from afar: 'He ... hates it'

Really interesting to see just how fragile this sale was and just how close it came to falling apart. Wondering what those conversations were like between Gibbs, Snyder and his wife. You can tell that this was Dan's entire life and it got taken away from him. Now he's just a regular guy who seems bored with his life.

He was probably a fan at some point. Not like us, but a casual fan...maybe?

He fell into some money and probably thought he would be a good owner. He was dead wrong. He was not only a bad owner, but a terrible person. Sometimes $$ changes people for the worse. I don't know what he was like before he bought the team, but DS is likely a prime example of that.



But I have to be honest, if I had almost a billion dollars in the 90s, I probably would have tried to buy this team too. :)

The team seems to be in good hands now though, thankfully!

I will give Dan credit. He has/ had to have talent to start a company with his sister and get to the level of success that enabled him to buy the Redskins. I have heard his company was built on a house of cards and the timing was right, but still, he had to have some smarts and an incredible work ethic.

Well, I'll be in London for a day next month, find his address? :)

Ironic, he 'said' he wanted to make the franchise successful, did all he could to avoid giving up the franchise and all along he never saw the way to do it was to sell it. Now, he can't abide the fact its a success. Napoleon complex or what.

He's probably walking around like everybody else and barely anyone knows who he is. I'm not sure why he's walking around w/ security.

Truly a trash human

I think I can safely speak for everybody here when I say that Dan Snyder can go fuck himself with a barbed wire bat.

I don’t understand the fuss. He says he hates the team being successful. He’s just consistent. He certainly seemed to hate success when he owned the team too.

What a douche.


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No he did not enjoy failure, he was embarrassed by it.

I have been searching for this all season, I always wondered what this POS thought about all of this. Happy to see my hopes came true. I love how he ended it all still kicking and screaming which only proves how unhappy the sale had made him and I can't stop enjoying that.

I have always struggled to understand how he came to be a billionaire and supposedly successful when he can't understand the basic tenet of running a business; you can't do it all yourself. He seems unable to learns lessons. He continually hired puppet management and coaching and meddled and it always went wrong. How does that jibe with the person that made all that money to start with?

I have always struggled to understand how he came to be a billionaire and supposedly successful when he can't understand the basic tenet of running a business; you can't do it all yourself. He seems unable to learns lessons. He continually hired puppet management and coaching and meddled and it always went wrong. How does that jibe with the person that made all that money to start with?


Because it’s possible to make a lot of money in our society being an asshole and control freak. You can get rich breaking a lot of shit along the way.


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Well, at least he can take solace that they still have the name he foisted on them.