Jim Irsay on why he spoke out against Daniel Snyder: “The shield is taking some damag

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by Brylok

Your wag? Wives and girlfriends? Wat?

Sorry, Wild Ass Guess = wag. Science/math geek phrase.

[omahacolt]

Originally Posted by JAFF

Sorry, Wild Ass Guess = wag. Science/math geek phrase.

thats retarded


stop it

[JAFF]

Originally Posted by omahacolt

thats retarded


stop it

Quit whining. Sometimes you make decisions based on what you know from experience. It a guess, something you feel to be true, without absolute proof. Also used in raising children.

[Brylok]

Originally Posted by JAFF

Sorry, Wild Ass Guess = wag. Science/math geek phrase.

Fair enough.

[JAFF]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...is-litigation/

This has more guess work, but the author has a better resume than myself


Jim Irsay has reached an important point in his tenure as an NFL owner. He no longer cares about how his words are received by others.

That attitude publicly manifested itself on Tuesday, with Irsay’s stunning tirade against Commanders owner Daniel Snyder. Privately, Irsay spoke his mind about a different issue.

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Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Irsay delivered pointed comments behind closed doors regarding the handling of the St. Louis relocation litigation. From complaining (accurately) about poorly-drafted documents that gave Rams owner Stan Kroenke a stronger argument to foist responsibility for the settlement onto his partners to questioning the legal strategy regarding the handling of a case that resulted in a payment of nearly $800 million, Irsay once again said what plenty of others have been thinking.

Irsay’s ire could be increased based on the information contained in a new report from Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal. Per Fischer, the details of the deal that results in Kroenke supposedly shouldering the majority of the settlement include the ability to recover roughly $283 million by retaining ticket revenue that ordinarily would be shared with the league. The arrangement lasts for 30 years, which makes the present value of that amount FAR less than $283 million.

But to the extent that someone with the Rams felt compelled to crow about a caveat that reduces Kreonke’s out-of-pocket expense, pointing out that specific detail does nothing to bolster the effort to persuade interested parties that Kroenke finagled a far better outcome than previously disclosed.

It’s unclear whether Irsay knew about this wrinkle. If he didn’t, maybe he’ll have something to say about it.K

[Chromeburn]

I think Irsay did it with the backing of other owners. Also he is an open book and not much Snyder could reveal about him if he stays the face of this situation.

Everyone is sick of Snyder. The fans hate him, the org is poorly run with this paranoid jerkoff at the top. The owners think the Commanders should be a top five revenue generating team instead of a bottom five with this inept leadership and they are right. Wonder how far this will go. What if they just cut the team off from playing other teams?

[AlwaysSunnyinIndy]

Per Schefter and Rapoport, Dan Snyder will now be listening to offers and will consider selling the franchise.


https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/sta...25036286738433

Commanders announced that Tanya and Dan Snyder have hired Bank of America Securities to explore the sale of their franchise.

https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1587828135646699522

Is owner Dan Snyder considering a sale of the entire franchise or just a piece?

"We are exploring all options." -- A Commanders spokesperson to me.

https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1587828942291062793

After years and years of denials, this is the first public acknowledgment that Commanders owner Dan Snyder is considering the complete sale of his franchise.

Very significant.