NFL sources reportedly believe Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder has "no shame" and "doesn't care that he's hated," which is why he isn't willing to sell the franchise despite external pressure and a potential multibillion-dollar profit.
"I keep wondering: Why is he still doing this? Why isn't he selling the team? There is no way out. There's no end game," a senior NFL executive told ESPN's Don Van Natta Jr., Seth Wickersham and Tisha Thompson on Thursday. "... That's his character flaw—he can't look in the mirror and see what everybody else sees."
Another source added the Commanders are Snyder's "identity" and he has no interest in leaving the "elite club" of NFL ownership.