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‘All of our players will be standing’: Miami Dolphins owner insists his team won’t kneel during the national anthem in 2018, but admits that nobody would be ‘forced’ to stand…(To Late!!!)
Dolphins owner Stephen Ross previously supported player protests, but has since agreed with President Donald Trump’s criticism of the league’s response On Tuesday ther 77-year-old real estate developer said his comments were ‘misconstrued’ and that no Dolphins players will be forced to stand Only three Dolphins players knelt in protest several times in 2017:... »
Philly Coach Doug Pederson Praises ‘Lord and Savior Jesus Christ’ During Post-Game Celebration
by TRENT BAKER BreitBart.com 4 Feb 2018 The Philadelphia Eagles took down the reigning champs Sunday with a thrilling 41-33 victory over New England. Following the game, Eagles coach Doug Pederson proclaimed his faith and thanked Jesus Christ for the opportunity. “How do you explain this, that nine years ago you’re coaching in high... »
Former QB Colin Kaepernick Raises $20K For Group Named After Convicted Cop Killer
by Lucian Wintrich TheGatewayPundit.com February 5, 2018 To compensate for his current lack of career, Kaepernick has been more and more involved in radical alt-left groups, the most recent of which is a group known as “Assata’s Daughters”, named after Black Liberation Army member and cop-killer Assata Shakur. This Sunday, Kaepernick announced that he... »
Windows smashed, cars flipped and fires set: How Philadelphia descended into chaos as tens of thousands of jubilant Eagles fans swarmed the streets to celebrate shock Super Bowl victory
Thousands of Philadelphians poured into the streets to celebrate the Eagles’ Super Bowl win on Sunday night The Eagles defeated the New England Patriots in dramatic fashion at U.S. Bank Field in Minneapolis Despite police greasing up poles across the city with hydraulic fluid, fans were still been able to climb them Philadelphia police... »
Super Bowl Ratings Plummet to 8-Year Low
by DYLAN GWINN BreitBart.com 5 Feb 2018 Super Bowl LII will go down as one of the most entertaining championship games in recent memory. However, for the NFL, it will go down as the lowest-rated Super Bowl game in recent memory. The Eagles 41-33 victory over the Patriots drew a 47.4/70 in metered markets.... »
Americans Turning Off Super Bowl in Droves: Bars, Bowling Alleys, Veterans Boycotting
by WARNER TODD HUSTON BreitBart.com 4 Feb 2018 More Americans than ever have decided to ignore the NFL’s biggest game by finding other things to do than to tune in and watch Super Bowl LII and most cite the NFL’s refusal to stand to honor the country during the playing of the national anthem... »
NFL is losing its core audience as only 51% of men between 18 and 49 follow the league closely – down from 75% four years ago
Among adults, the number of those who followed the sport closely dropped 9% since 2014, according to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll Only 51% of men between 18 and 49 say they follow the NFL closely, which is down from 75% only four years ago, according to the poll of 900 participants... »
FISA Memo Tip of Iceberg, Economy Good Financial System Bad, Boycott Super Bowl…”the NFL is going to double down on the social justice theme, which is covert language for Marxism and communism.”
By Greg Hunter USAWatchdog.com February 2, 2018 The FISA Memo outlining illegal and fraudulent spying on Donald Trump and his Administration is just the first round in the coming revelations. Before it’s over, America is going to be shown evidence that the FBI and DOJ not only committed crimes against an incoming President to... »
NFL Lawyer, Who Claimed Super Bowl Is ‘Rigged’, Found Dead
Baxter Dmitry YourNewsWire.com January 29, 2018 An NFL entertainment lawyer, who has worked for the corporation for more than 15 years, has been found dead in New York City hours after telling reporters that Super Bowl LII is “rigged.” Dan Goodes was found dead in his hometown of New York City in what early... »
Survey: NFL Ties MSNBC for 6th Most Polarizing Brand in America
by DYLAN GWINN BreitBart.com 28 Jan 2018 The NFL’s apparent campaign to use anthem protests and anthem protests to turn themselves into the most polarizing brand in America, continues unabated. The proof of that success came this week in a Morning Consult survey of most polarizing brands in America in 2018. While the NFL... »
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