The new allegations of financial impropriety by the Washington Commanders are taking shape, and the NFL will be extraordinarily unhappy with team owner Dan Snyder if the accusations turn out to be true.
The House Oversight Committee, which has been investigating allegations of sexual harassment against Snyder, has received information alleging the Commanders have been hiding ticket revenue that is supposed to be shared with other NFL teams, according to A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports.
It was reported Thursday that Congress expanded its investigation into the Commanders' books.
The NFL requires all teams to pass along 40 percent of home game net ticket revenue to the league, which gives that piece of the pie to visiting teams.