iceberg
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they're on the tail end of the social justice warriors last stand.if they were truly wanting social change they'd get off their asses and knees and go change it.That's going to cost the NFL billions. Letting these protests go on will mean suicide for the league. These players are too stupid to realize which side their bread is buttered on.
The National Football League continues to struggle with furious fans as player protests enter their second month, with ratings for the NFL’s flagship ‘Sunday Night Football’ down a staggering 25% from this time last week.
According to Deadline Hollywood, television viewership for the troubled football association continued its free fall from previous weeks, with roughly one quarter fewer fans tuning in as the Detroit Lions faced off against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
“With that, as the league and broadcasters have been losing ratings traction and snared in political controversy this season, last night’s Week 8 NFL game is down a hard 25% for SNF from last week’s gridiron battle. That Super Bowl LI re-match saw the New England Patriots blowout the Atlanta Falcons 23-7,” writes Deadline.
The NFL has been struggling to regain its footing following weeks of players choosing to “take a knee” during the performance of the US national anthem. The ensuing controversy gained national attention when President Trump called for a total boycott of the NFL until officials and owners require players to stand during the ‘Star-Spangled Banner.’
As a result, ratings, ticket purchases, and merchandise sales have plummeted as football fans protest with their wallets.
why not spend said time working with local charities and organizations to effect change?
why not organize the players into community events to hold with the police and military to show 'teamwork'?
why not work with the police to better understand their jobs are not always easy and put them in test situations to better understand their viewpoint.
there's a lot of things they can do to show they care about the community and want to make a positive change.
this isn't it.
The dumbasses don't seem to understand the rule "don't shit where you eat." They thought there would be no repercussions for their behavior. ESPN encouraged their idiocy.
i think people have had enough of getting mad at the topic of the day and have moved on. if that means leaving behind people doing this, their call.