Jon Gruden's emails first became public because Dan Snyder wants to know why a Web site, owned by a company in India, suggested Washington's new nickname be the Epsteins (among other things). dannyoneil.substack.com/p/why-jon-grud…
Jon Gruden lost his job in Las Vegas because his emails became public.
His emails first became public because Daniel Snyder wants information from Bruce Allen.
Snyder wants info from Allen because a Web site alleged Snyder was connected to Jeffrey Epstein (among other things).
His emails first became public because Daniel Snyder wants information from Bruce Allen.
Snyder wants info from Allen because a Web site alleged Snyder was connected to Jeffrey Epstein (among other things).
Also, this is how Adam Schefter ended up catching a stray.
I wanted to make it clear that I am not doing primary reporting here. I reconstructed a timeline based on the reporting of others most recently @nathanfenno and @LATimesfarmer of @latimes.
@nathanfenno @LATimesfarmer @latimes Other reporting from @washingtonpost and @nytimes is also cited. The timeline explains two things:
1) Why Jon Gruden's emails became public: Daniel Snyder's pursuit of a specific legal case against a Web site in India.
1) Why Jon Gruden's emails became public: Daniel Snyder's pursuit of a specific legal case against a Web site in India.
2) Why Gruden's emails -- specifically -- were leaked by the NFL: Because they were already available as a public record and therefore a liability for the NFL.
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