Sorry to say so, but this seems like kool aid at best. I'm normally an optimistic guy but this story has me hanging my head lower than most occasions in Snyder's tenure - not that this incident has anything to do with Snyder himself, but it just has the smell of Snyder era Skins. Sure this is what many couples go through, and we have no knowledge of the validity of such a story. Sure (the one who will not be named) in this has broken other stories, and the possibility of there being an affair does not imply that she got stories as a part of it.
But as a guy who has to go to work everyday bleeding B&G and put up with back and forth from Ravens fans who have never known the definition of embarrassment or losing (I will agree with anyone that what Ray Lewis did is FAR worse than this, but try getting a Ravens fan to even mention that as anything beyond a "case of bad judgement"). So now we have another thing that I'm going to have to live through as a fan of this team, another thing that's going to be dragged on social media and old fashioned media, another thing that's going to be used to take us back to the debate about the name change, or the Haynesworth contract, or the Arch contract, or the Lloyd contract, or the ARE contract, or the Deion contract or ... I'm getting depressed just writing this post.
The saddest case of this is that it now tarnishes out "savior" GM. Everyone's been calling for a GM. Then when we got one, we were calling for a "football GM". Then we seemingly got the one that EVERYBODY approved of. We had a decent offseason in FA and the draft and were looking like a quiet no noise offseason. Then RG3 gets mauled in game 2, concussed, then not concussed, then cleared, then not cleared and suddenly the unwinding began. Now this happens and suddenly its the scarlet letter on our GM. It wouldn't surprise me if this story follows him whenever he's talked about in the future (until he goes to another team and leads them to a SB), "Scot Mcgloughlin, GM of the Washington Redskins, remember that time his wife sent the nasty tweets to the ESPN reporter? Accusing her of just some deplorable acts. Sad thing to be caught up in".
Yes sex sells, but lets not act like our team's ignorance doesn't also sell, just like the Patriots and cheating sells. So people say the Patriots need to be as far away from cheating as possible to let the rest of the league know they're no longer doing that. And we need to be as far away from these types of stories as we can to show that its a new day in DC.
At least when I'm the Skins in Madden we can go undefeated.