Could More NFL Players Join Colin Kaepernick's Protest? If They Do, Say Goodbye To The NFL!

Self | August 30, 2016 | Stayfree

[Stayfree]

Anyone who follows his lead proves that they are overpaid street kids who are vastly overpaid for their contribution to society and need to get a real job that produces something for the rest of us besides proving what an @sshole a street kid can be....

[Stayfree]

A wise solution to having paid too much for a street scum.

[Bullish]

The NFL is chock full of ignorant, overpaid fools who don’t even know the meaning of the word liberty. Most of these idiots like Kapernak learned nothing but liberal garbage in college.

[King Moonracer]

Feh. I’d rather watch hockey, water polo, synchronized diving, golf.

[rfreedom4u]

Why don’t they just stop paying taxes that support the US? I’m sure that would go over really well.

[unixfox]

I agree with not showing up at all. However, I think he should be humiliated and embarrassed on a national stage.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Colon Kaepernick ... such an a$$!

[libertarian27]

Spin It

[Fiji Hill]

I haven’t followed the No Fun League in years. This soming Saturday, I’ll be in Dallas to cheer on the USC Trojans as they take on Alabama.

[Gamecock]

I have said goodbye to all top tier professional sports because of idiots like this.

[Freedom56v2]

I always thot a major appeal of sports was the escape from politics...

[laconic]

Has Hillary Clinton spoken on this yet? I suspect she will tiptoe around it to avoid angering much of her base but she still needs Independents and NeverTrump types, although she can have warmongers like Wolfowitz.

[Grampa Dave]

Anyone who follows his lead proves that they are overpaid street kidsBLM thugs, who are vastly overpaid for their contribution to society and need to get a real job that produces something for the rest of us besides proving what an @sshole a street kidBLM thug can be!

[Sipicaknobius]

The way one stops the insanity is to boycott the NFL;
that means: you don't go the games, and you don't
watch it on TV. Additionally, you don't subscribe to an NFL ticket or buy their jerseys. Also, you don't listen to ESPN during the NFL season.

When your TV box no longer sends a signal back that you are watching the NFL games, the NBA games, then their advertising revenue drops and the players no longer make $119,000,000. And when they no longer can negotiate big-money contacts, then the spoilt brats in the NFL & the NBA will start appreciating their life in America.

I didn't watch one minute of the Olympics this year. I refuse to watch NBC, CBS & ABC. I haven't watched the NBA in years, and this year I won't watch the NFL due to the policies of the NFL (re cops in Dallas) and its approval of the Rams team support for the BLM radicals. I will only watch College football, and then, only of select teams.

[juggernaut]

I’m done. Bring on the Blackhawks!

[38special]

I haven’t been to an NFL game since the last time the Steelers played the Oilers in the Astrodome. I refuse to pay for any tickets.

[Grampa Dave]

Once someone buys a ticket and enters the stands, turning their back is a joke. They’ve already paid the Kaepernicks, et al. The only effective action is to NOT buy tickets; and stay away in droves.

Then, not watch them on one of the left wing so called sport nets!

Kill their tv ad $'s by not watching these BLM thugs on tv.

[huckfillary]

And more importantly, turn off your sets. Ticket sales are but a fraction of the money the NFL rakes in on TV broadcasts.

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

A #YourJerseyWillBurn (or similar) notice needs to be conveyed loud and clear to anyone foolish enough to follow Colin’s lead. M2C.

[Twinkie]

I just do not like football. Too much baggage as with most
pro-sports. - Even the high school players who are big
shots in school; not many ever become a rich professional.

[Hot Tabasco]

This stupid bastard isn't worth watching for $XXX million

I wouldn't be so fast as to say the Colon is going to be guaranteed his salary. All sports contracts have clauses written in to them regarding their professional on field and off field behavior.