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Adam Schefter shares notable update on sale of Washington Commanders
Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder looks over the field before a game against the Dallas Cowboys at FedExField. Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports

The Washington Commanders still are not for sale, but that could be changing soon.

During “Monday Night Countdown” ahead of the Commanders-Philadelphia Eagles game on Monday night, ESPN reporter Adam Schefter shared an update on the potential sale of the team.

Schefter said that many people believe a sale of the team by owner Dan Snyder is imminent.

“The controversy continues to swirl around this team with at least five open investigations. I think a lot of people around the league believe that Dan Snyder’s going to wind up selling this team sooner rather than later,” Schefter said.

Schefter added that a sale of the team would be for a record amount and that it would likely happen very quickly.

“It certainly seems to be moving [towards a sale]. We’ll see ultimately what he does, but I think a lot of people think this is a sale that will happen, and it will be fast-tracked.”

In addition to a bevy of bad press, the Commanders are being investigated by the NFL and congress. The Washington D.C. attorney general announced last week that they were filing a lawsuit against the team and NFL for covering up the findings from the Beth Wilkinson investigation.

Snyder may recognize that the walls are closing in, and a sale is probably his best option.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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