NFL commissioner Roger Goodell testified Wednesday in the U.S. House of Representatives’ Committee on Oversight and Reform’s investigation into the Commanders workplace culture.
New evidence was brought forth by the committee concerning extensive allegations against team owner Dan Snyder. According to a memo from Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney, Snyder not only used private investigators in his own probe but also “abused the subpoena power of federal courts to obtain private emails, call logs, and communications in an effort to uncover the sources of the Washington Post’s exposés, undermine their credibility, and impugn their motives.”
The 29-page memo details how Snyder allegedly worked to discredit individuals accusing him, but also how the league failed to act independently as well during its internal investigation.