Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder is holding out for another offer and waiting to see if one more bidder can drive up the price as he mulls a sale of the franchise, according to a report.
has received at least two formal bids for the Commanders that are reportedly worth $6 billion each. One is from a group led by Harris — the private equity mogul who also owns the 76ers and NHL’s New Jersey Devils. The other is from Canadian billionaire Steve Apostolopoulos.
It’s unclear if another bidder will emerge to pursue the Commanders. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has been long linked to the team, but there have been conflicting reports over whether the CEO is interested in the franchise, as well as whether
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