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Report: Commanders spent $100 million on land in Virginia where new stadium may be built

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Mike Florio and Chris Simms explore reports that NFL owners are counting votes toward potentially dismissing Daniel Snyder and discuss how at some point, too much controversy can seal one’s fate.

The Washington Commanders have reportedly finalized a $100 million purchase on a plot of land in Virginia that could be the site of their next stadium.

The deal for 200 acres in Prince William County was completed late last week, according to John Keim of ESPN.

The Commanders reportedly plan to build a 60,000-seat stadium with a roof as well as a new practice facility, and venues for live music, shopping, bars and restaurants.

Despite the land purchase, nothing will be finalized until the Commanders negotiate with government leaders to see how much taxpayer money they’re willing to pour into a new stadium. The Commanders could still choose to move to another venue, with both Maryland and the District of Columbia potential options in addition to Virginia.

Also unclear is whether Dan Snyder will still own the Commanders by the time they move into a new stadium. There’s increasing talk that some of Snyder’s fellow owners are looking to kick him out of their exclusive club.

The Commanders’ lease at FedEx Field, where they’ve played since 1997, runs through the 2026 season.