As the NFL owners try to fix their national anthem mess, the action continues on the field, and on paper, there are a bunch of terrific matchups this Sunday. Here is a preview of the games:
Fox has decided to stop giving the NFL national anthem protesters airtime and will quit showing the anthem during broadcasts, a network president said.
Goodbye interlocked arms, farewell raised fists, and see you later bended knee. The Dallas Cowboys will have no further use for those things because, starting Sunday, the Cowboys will simply stand during the anthem for the rest of the season.
In an appearance on Saturday’s “AM Joy” on MSNBC, Fox NFL sideline reporter Pam Oliver weighed in on the national anthem protests around the NFL. She predicted acts of unity, players kneeling before the anthem and locking arms during the anthem
The Las Vegas Metro Police Department released body camera footage Friday of Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett’s August detainment that was in contrast to Bennett’s claim that the police racially profiled him and used excessive force. In the video,
Colin Kaepernick has had a lot to say about the police: he’s called them murderers without proof, he wore “pig socks,” which depicted cops as pigs, and he’s compared cops to slave catchers. Now, it appears, he’s put his money where his mouth is.
On Friday’s “PBS NewsHour,” New York Times columnist David Brooks stated he doesn’t agree with kneeling during the National Anthem and criticized President Trump for opening up a national wound on race. Brooks said, “I don’t approve of what Colin Kaepernick did. I
The third episode of Star Trek: Discovery, airing Sunday, will make franchise history as actor Anthony Rapp will portray Lieutenant Stamets, the first openly gay Trek TV series character.
The basic math of this story is easy to follow: ESPN conducts a poll on anthem protests, ESPN doesn’t like results of the poll on anthem protests, therefore ESPN deliberately misrepresents the results from the poll on anthem protests.
On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher suggested telling President Trump black people are kneeling in Puerto Rico so he’ll focus on that. Maher began his opening monologue by taking a knee. He then stated, “Donald Trump
The Catholic diocese of Rockville Centre on Long Island in New York has informed its high schools that protests against the national anthem are forbidden at sporting events and other school occasions.
In news that will shock only those who have spent the last week living in caves, the NFL’s favorability has taken a massive nosedive.
Former Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson said in an interview with TMZ Sports that he believes the national anthem protests in the NFL are now “politically whitewashed” and have lost their initial meaning, much like the “Ice Bucket
Friday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” while discussing President Donald Trump’s criticism of NFL players for taking a knee during the national anthem at games, television personality Montel Williams said some “still think black men should shut up, accept what you get
“I was told – I didn’t see it, but I heard – that everybody stood for the national anthem,” Trump said.
On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Representative Seth Moulton (D-MA), who is a veteran, stated that he doesn’t like seeing people disrespect the flag and isn’t sure kneeling for the National Anthem is the best way to bring the issue
Two centuries ago, during the War of 1812, the image of a single American flag flying at Maryland’s embattled Fort McHenry moved Francis Scott Key to write a poem, the Star-Spangled Banner.
A school district in Louisiana has moved to head off students who think they are going to emulate the anti-American protests seen in the National Football League by warning students to stand for the anthem or face punishment.
Looking exactly like the bunch of surly, sullen, spoiled babies they are, during Thursday night’s NFL game between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears, the players might have all chosen to be muscle-bound pouters while locking arms, but… BUT!… those very same surly, sullen, spoiled babies were all standing for the “Star-Spangled Banner.”
The NFL has learned in one week, what it took Hillary Clinton almost two years to learn, and that is, more people agree with Donald Trump.
Not only did the Packers’ weak attempt to get the entire stadium to interlock arms during the anthem, flop. The ratings for Thursday Night Football crashed again, as more Americans decided they’d rather not be told how their ruining the world by a bunch of people who majored in checkers.
In this week’s exclusive clip for Breitbart News, Jackie takes aim at the NFL players who have taken a knee during the pre-game singing of the National Anthem, and the celebrities who fall all over themselves to prove that they support the players.
NFL great Herschel Walker thinks the NFL needs to “take control” of the national anthem protests. Walker said that if players want to protest, they should do it in the offseason and he would gladly join in with them, but
After the Pittsburgh Steelers’ national anthem debacle with only one player standing on the field for the national anthem and the rest of the team in the locker room, Steelers veteran center Maurkice Pouncey vowed the team would all be
What a difference a year makes! Last year, Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton famously said, that racism doesn’t exist in his America, and that we should all be, “beyond that.” Fast-forward a year, and Cam Newton is singing the praises of the biggest racial activist to hit the sports world, since Muhamad Ali.
The Packers players wrote a long letter to their fans this week. A letter in which the team asked their fans to join them in interlocking arms during the anthem on Thursday night. According to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, this was a moment that stood for, “…equality.” As well as “…unity and love, and growing together as a society and starting a conversation around something that may be a little bit uncomfortable for people.”
A Missouri bar owner is receiving praise and criticism for turning the jerseys of two well-known NFL national anthem protesters into doormats at his establishment. While some love the display, others say it may be seen as encouraging violence.
Rep. Al Green (D-TX) said that black people should not accept invitations to the White House until President Trump apologizes for calling the NFL players who took a knee during the national anthem a “son of a bitch.”
A Tennessee businessman is pulling TV advertisements for his business that air during NFL games for the rest of football season, citing the “unpatriotic” NFL protests surrounding the national anthem.
Despite believing that he lives in a country that racially oppresses and brutalizes black people, Colin Kaepernick has neglected to pursue an opportunity to leave this hellscape and play football in Canada. A team from the Canadian Football League (CFL) reports that they have offered the national anthem protester a possible job in Montreal, but the player’s agent won’t respond to inquiries.
The widespread NFL protests against the national anthem are causing fans to reassess their interests in football, but the protests also seem to be causing investors to reconsider their actions
A Northern Virginia sports bar owner will no longer show NFL games at his establishment following many NFL players’ decision to protest the national anthem.
If there was any one person in the NFL possessing the unique combo of swag and credibility to stand-up to the league, and their legion of activist players, its John Elway. So it should come as no shock, that his team would be the first to issue a statement saying they’re going to stand for the anthem, as a team, from now on.
Senator James Lankford (R-OK), has claimed that Russian trolls are attempting to cause anger and outrage over the recent NFL #TakeAKnee protests.
On Tuesday, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam praised his brother Jimmy Haslam, the owner of the NFL’s Cleveland Browns, who aggressively attacked President Trump for his comments criticizing NFL players who publicly protest the national anthem by kneeling when it is played before the start of a game.
Washington (AFP) – President Donald Trump has claimed that NFL teams were “afraid” of their players, the latest foray into a racially charged debate over game-time protests.
GOP Senate Candidate Corey Stewart believes in the wake of the ongoing NFL protests the league should lose its federal anti-trust protection.
A Pennsylvania Fire Chief felt pressured to resign after using a racial slur to attack the coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers because of the team’s protests during the NFL’s Week 3 games.
A Huffington Post columnist has waded into the NFL national anthem protests and has proclaimed that any player who stands for the anthem is a racist infused with “white privilege.”
Thursday, ESPN “First Take” co-host Max Kellerman ripped President Donald Trump for saying the NFL as a business “is going to go to “hell” if the national anthem protests continue. Kellerman said Trump should know a failing business when he
