Los Angeles Times

Snyder, NFL face lawsuit in D.C.

- Staff and wire reports

The attorney general for the District of Columbia announced Thursday that his office is filing a civil consumer protection lawsuit against the Washington Commanders, owner Daniel Snyder, the NFL and Commission­er

Roger Goodell.

The suit, the product of a yearlong investigat­ion, alleges the Commanders and the league colluded to hide what they knew about workplace misconduct that was pervasive with the club. Snyder already had been suspended by the NFL.

In June 2021, the NFL fined Snyder’s organizati­on $10 million for having a toxic workplace culture but did not publicly release the findings of independen­t investigat­or Beth Wilkinson.

— Sam Farmer

Josh Allen missed his second straight practice because of a sprained throwing elbow, further clouding the Buffalo Bills quarterbac­k’s chances of playing against the Minnesota Vikings this weekend . ... San Francisco 49ers cornerback Jason Verrett’s attempted return from a knee injury was derailed when he tore his Achilles in practice and will be unable to play in 2022, the team said . ... Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl cornerback Denzel Ward will play Sunday after missing the last three games with a concussion . ... The Las Vegas Raiders placed tight end Darren Waller (hamstring) and wide receiver Hunter Renfrow (hamstring/rib) on injured reserve . ... The NFL posted significan­t gains in hiring women for coaching, team front-office and league-headquarte­rs positions, according to an annual diversity report.

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