Whatever it is that the Washington Post supposedly will be reporting about the Washington team has yet to be published. The sports world is eagerly awaiting, as “Dan Snyder” is trending on Twitter.
Speculation as to what the report will cover is absolutely off the charts. Some things seem plausible, while other theories are just down wild or silly.
A series of tweets from local reporters indicated bigger news is yet to come out of Washington and the NFL today. Shortly after it was announced that the Washington football team team would no longer be known as the Redskins, the tweets began to hint of the story the world is waiting for.
But there may not be a story.
What we know so far comes from reporters indicating they have heard rumors, or have heard from sources that something big is coming. Dwight Schar, Robert Rothman and Fred Smith are trying to sell their interest in the team. The Washington Post has confirmed that fact.
"Disturbing, toxic, bombshell, sad" all thrown out regarding the former Washington #Redskins
"We don’t want to speculate but we are hearing that the Washington Post is going to release a report involving a shocking sex scandal" said ABC 7 https://t.co/Josmic5uzI
— Gabriel Schray (@schrayguy) July 16, 2020
John Gonzalez of ABC Washington tweeted that the team’s name change will be “old news” after a “bombshell report” is dropped. It all started Sunday night and it has continued since.
“A real busy week,” said JP Finlay of NBC on Twitter. “And it’s not all going to be about the name and it’s not all going to be pretty,” he continued.
“What’s coming is disappointing and sad,” said Julie Donaldson in response to one Twitter user. The user had replied to a tweet she had made previously regarding Kelvin Harmon.
Literally zero proof beyond the tweets in this article, but allegedly big news is to come out of Washington and the NFL today#HTTR #News #NFL #NFLTwitter #Redskins #Sports #SportsBiz #Washington https://t.co/tAnxyPsbAE
— Gabriel Schray (@schrayguy) July 16, 2020
“Team source tells me Santos’ departure is “non-football” related, but would not elaborate,” tweeted out Chick Hernandez of NBC Sports Washington.
A series of ominous tweets indicating that the worst may be coming out of Washington.
We’ll keep an eye on any developments and pass them on to you.
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