A new week in a new batch of serious allegations and investigations into the Washington commanders.

It seems like these are getting more specific, more detailed, and more serious.

Let's dive into them now.

What I've everybody is, JP Finley, it's a Washington football talk podcast, another damning

set of allegations, investigations, all of it into the Washington commanders specifically.

We're finally getting some information about the financial improprieties we were told

about that were coming in the last week or so.

Now we got, there's some meat on this bone.

There are two specific allegations, both stemming from Jason Friedman, who worked for the organization

for 24 years, if there are bodies buried, you worked for 24 years, you probably know

where they are.

Now Friedman worked in ticket sales, and he alleges that there are two separate scams

the commanders ran at various points that were improper.

The first one was people have to put down security deposits with their season ticket orders,

and over the course of time people might forget they had security deposits down there,

and that the commanders went either out of their way or illegally to make sure that money

didn't get returned to the season ticket holders.

The allegation says more than 2,000 people over the course of a period of years added up

to $5 million in security deposits that went unreturned to season ticket holders.

That's number one.

Let's be crystal clear.

These are all allegations, and the team categorically denies any suggestion of financial

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