Washington Commanders fans waiting for the end of the Daniel Snyder era will have to wait a bit longer.
The NFL has confirmed a vote on the $6.05billion (£4.9b) takeover led by Philadelphia 76ers and Crystal Palace owner Josh Harris and his consortium, which includes NBA legend Magic Johnson, will not take place at next week's spring meetings, delaying a decision on the bid until the summer.
The owners of the 32 franchises are convening in Minneapolis on Sunday and Monday and the proposed sale of the Commanders will be on the agenda, but the NFL's executive vice president Jeff Miller has confirmed there will be no vote.