NFL teams including the Seattle Seahawks, the Denver Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers have been fined for all three of the teams’ coaches not wearing masks during games.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns stood together in unison during the singing of the national anthem before their matchup on Thursday Night Football.
Alejandro Villanueva, a lineman for the Pittsburgh Steelers, broke with a team decision to wear Antwon Rose Jr.’s name on their helmets this season, instead opting to put the name of Alwyn Cashe, a US Army hero.
“A lot of players on this team are really passionate about the community, about our backgrounds and where we come from,” Ravens player Calais Campbell said.
Tight end Tyler Eifert of the Jacksonville Jaguars chose to remember former St. Louis police Captain David Dorn by printing his name on his helmet.
Prior to the start of the official 2020 season of the NFL, the Green Bay Packers announced their plan to stay in the locker room for both the National Anthem and the so-called "black" national anthem forwarded by Black Lives Matter activists as a "decolonized" substitute so as to not offend anyone.
Fans did not have a good response to the NFL season opener last night, and it’s showing in the ratings. This last ratings dip puts the NFL and NBC at a ten year low.
ESPN has announced that they will be televising professional athletes protesting by the singing of the black national anthem, a song known as Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing, instead of the Star-Spangled Banner.
The NFL will drop on-field live performances of the national anthem before kickoff this season to curb COVID-19 transmission.
One person is dead and two others were wounded as a result of gunfire at a mansion party in Los Angeles last night. Gatherings of this type have been banned by the county due to coronavirus.
NFL players are now at risk of being fined, losing some contract agreements, and being docked finances if they decide to take part in a church service considered too crowded.
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Super Bowl winner and Quebec native Laurent Duvernay-Tardif will not be playing in the NFL’s 2020 season.
Change has now come to the Washington Redskins. It has been announced that the Redskins are changing their name. Even though they're not sure to what.
Burgess Owens, a former NFL player and GOP candidate for Congress in Utah, tweeted his frustration over the NFL's decision to play a 'black national anthem.'
Luckily for the NFL, they were able to go through with the Super Bowl and finish their season on a high note at the start of February.
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