Commanders Thrive Under New Leadership While Ex-Owner Dan Snyder 'Hates' Their Success

The Washington Commanders, led by rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, are one win away from the Super Bowl as former owner Dan Snyder reportedly struggles with their turnaround.

The Washington Commanders face the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship Game, seeking their first Super Bowl appearance since 1991.
Under new ownership led by Josh Harris, the team has undergone a rapid transformation with a revamped front office and rookie QB Jayden Daniels at the helm.
Dan Snyder, the Commanders' former owner, reportedly despises the team's success after selling the franchise in 2023 following years of scandals and pressure to step down.
Snyder's tenure was marked by allegations of workplace misconduct, financial improprieties, and poor on-field performance, culminating in a $60 million fine imposed by the NFL.
The Commanders' turnaround includes a 12-5 regular season record and a playoff upset over the top-seeded Detroit Lions, driven by Daniels' standout performances.