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Well, Brian, forget about the reaction around the league.

How about the reaction around Congress, which is not a phrase we often say, but in this

particular case, it's relevant because one of the congressmen said today, in reading through

all the allegations, it sounded like something that was out of the godfather, not an

NFL team.

And that's what is surrounding the Washington Commanders organization that is dealt with

its fair share of all sorts of controversies from workplace conduct to now financial impropriety.

And anytime you're talking about other money like this, everybody is waiting and watching

to see what will happen.

If ever there was an NFL team that was going to be investigated by the United States Congress,

it was going to be the Washington Commanders.

From allegations of fostering a toxic workplace environment to sexual harassment to their

long overdue name change, the franchise under owner Daniel Snyder is constantly in the

news and not for success on the field.

But if previous scandals and offenses haven't seemed to move the needle enough for the league,

now Snyder and the commanders are under scrutiny for something we know the NFL cares about.

Money.

So today, with politicians on Capitol Hill now digging into the team's finances, some

are wondering if this is finally the scandal that could get Snyder kicked out of Washington

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