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REPORT: Washington Redskins Minority Owners Are Trying To Sell Their Stakes In The Team

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David Hookstead Sports And Entertainment Editor
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Several minority owners of the Washington Redskins are reportedly trying to sell their stakes in the team.

According to ProFootballTalk and Mark Maske, minority owners Fred Smith, Dwight Schar and Robert Rothman are trying to sell their stakes in the team and are “unhappy” with majority owner Daniel Snyder.

In total, the three men own about 40% of the Redskins. (RELATED: David Hookstead Is The True King In The North When It Comes To College Football)

Do we think it’s safe to say things are in absolute crisis mode right now for the Redskins? First, sponsors started pulling out. Then the team said it’d review the Redskins name. Now, three minority owners are reportedly trying to bounce.

It’s almost like Daniel Snyder has allowed a situation to boil up that he’s soon going to lose control of.

Obviously, I’m sure there are a ton of reasons why these three men don’t want to be a part of the Redskins anymore, and I’m guessing most of those start and end with Snyder.

He’s known as being a very difficult person to deal with, and he even reportedly doesn’t like people looking him in the eye.

It’s honestly incredible what a circus the Redskins have been for years and years. They’re trash on the field, and they’re pure chaos off of it too.

Now, three of the most powerful people in the organization want out. Embrace the carnage, folks!