The sports card collecting world witnessed history this weekend when Washington Commanders owner Josh Harris purchased a rare Jayden Daniels card for an eye-popping $500,000 at Fanatics Fest 2025 in New York City. This record-breaking transaction has solidified the Jayden Daniels card market as one of the hottest in modern sports memorabilia. The Million-Dollar Moment … Read more
The NFL announced today that the Washington Commanders will host the 2027 NFL Draft, bringing one of football’s biggest offseason events to the nation’s capital for the first time. League officials confirmed the decision during meetings, instantly energizing fans, local businesses, and the Commanders’ new ownership. This marks a major milestone for a franchise undergoing … Read more
On February 3, 2024, the Washington Commanders officially named Dan Quinn as the 31st head coach in franchise history. This move follows a thorough search led by new general manager Adam Peters and managing partner Josh Harris, who emphasized culture, leadership, and accountability in the hiring process. The Commanders hire Quinn to lead this franchise … Read more
The Washington Commanders took a significant step in revitalizing their franchise by appointing Adam Peters as their new General Manager. This strategic move, following the departure of Ron Rivera, signals a commitment to building a competitive and championship caliber team. With Adam Peters hired, Josh Harris got the man he wanted as the next Commanders … Read more
Some say it was a foregone conclusion that we’d see Ron Rivera fired. New ownership, a disappointing 4-13 season – the signs were all there. It happened today – January 8, 2024. The Washington Commanders announced that head coach Rivera’s four-year tenure, was over. Despite early hopes, the Commanders failed to achieve a winning season … Read more
The Washington Commanders began their 2023 Training Camp in Ashburn this week. Open practices for fans began on Thursday, and at the “Back Together Saturday” themed celebration yesterday – Commanders Park was “sold out”.
Somewhere in the region of 10,000 fans descended on the OrthoVirginia Training Center on Saturday. The buzz is real. After all, what could be more galvanizing to the fan base, than finally being free of the ole ball and chain?
With the $6.05 billion sale to Josh Harris, Dan Snyder’s tenure in the NFL came to an end. The league agreed to the deal yesterday.
After twenty plus years of ownership, Dan and wife Tanya took one last opportunity to prove that they just don’t get it.
Here is the prepared statement that they issued:
Is this Christmas in July? Actually, does Christmas even offer the type of return that today did for the vast majority of Washington football fans? It is a day of note – a day of significance – a date to remember. July 21, 2023 is the day that a starving fanbase finally received the long-awaited … Read more
A fan base is collectively pinching itself worldwide. Is this just some dream, or did Dan Snyder really vacate his throne?
8,821 days. That’s how long the reign of horror lasted in Washington D.C. Exactly 24 years, one month and 24 days of Snyder ownership.
But it’s finally over. It’s really finally over.
Right?
Did somebody slap the no take backs on it yet?
Sometimes you wish for something so hard, that when it happens, it’s hard to reconcile in your own mind. Case in point? Dan Snyder selling the Washington Commanders.
Sure it was weeks ago that Snyder reached an agreement in principle, to sell the franchise to Josh Harris and his group for $6 billion. Admittedly, it felt safe to say then that the reign of terror was finally coming to an end.
But for some reason, it still didn’t seem “done” as nothing had been said publicly by the Snyders.
That changed yesterday.