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Originally Posted by AnonEmouse
Because he doesn't think like most guys on the street. He can't believe he's been wrong, it's not his fault, he's always been a success, so it doesn't compute he's failed as an owner. He wants to leave a legacy for his kids. If there was any hope of him selling up at this point I'd say it vanished when Tanya became a co-owner and stepped in. If anyone was going to persuade him to throw in the towel it was her, and if anything she's doubled down by stepping in. Only hope here is the NFL pressures him to sell (because he's ripped/pissed them off) or he gets convicted of a major crime. Not sure I see either happening at this point.
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Yeah Dan is not stepping down willingly IMO. The more he's getting pushed out, the more he's going to get arrogant and fight for it. On Sheehan's podcast Thom Loverro talked recently of the time he and other journalists were contacted by the then WFT's PR department to rectify the fact that Snyder was not suspended by the league and just focusing on the stadium search, and that Dan wasn't fined, the team was...
He's not going away unless he's made to. That may very well still be a possibility though...