The allegations of financial improprieties by the Washington Commanders reportedly came from one former employee without evidence, according to Daniel Kaplan of The Athletic.
A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports reported an allegation that the Commanders withheld ticket revenue that was supposed to be shared with other NFL teams was made to the House Oversight Committee which was already investigating the team.
Per Kaplan, the testimony came from Jason Friedman, who worked with the organization from 1996-2020 and served as vice president of sales and customer service before his termination.
"It's not clear if he held a senior enough position .