Commanders' 50-50 raffle check bounced when fan tried to cash it

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The Washington Commanders awarded a season ticket holder $14,822 for winning the 50-50 raffle during their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sept. 12 this season. 

The only problem is the check from the franchise bounced. 

The fan, named Drew, told a Washington radio station "The Team 980-AM" that when he went to deposit the check into his account from "Washington Football Team Charitable Foundation," the check never cleared. He sent the station pictures of the check as proof. 

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Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder, co-owner and co-CEO of the Washington Commanders, on the field before their teams play in Arlington, Texas, on Oct. 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Michael Ainsworth)

Instead, it messed up his account having to deal with the bad check. 

The Commanders told the Washington Post that the team has since direct deposited the money into his account. 

"We’ve reached out to the fan and sent an electronic payment directly to his account," a Commanders spokesperson said. "It was a bank error, and we have reached out to the bank to determine what happened, and to ensure it doesn’t happen again."

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That was the Commanders’ season opener, a game they won 28-22, and they’ve had two other home games at FedExField since and have one upcoming against the Green Bay Packers this Sunday. If other 50-50 raffles are to take place, the team will certainly want to make sure those checks are good.

Of course, financial transactions see hiccups at times, but the Commanders and team owner Dan Snyder have