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  • New contract for Roger Goodell has been signed

    12/06/2017 12:47:37 PM PST · by C19fan · 39 replies
    NBC Sports ^ | December 6, 2017 | Mike Florio
    The Commissioner finally has a new contract. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the NFL’s Compensation Committee has informed all owners that a new contract for Commissioner Roger Goodell has been executed.
  • Cowboys deny release of Damontre Moore was related to his anthem protests (wink wink)

    10/27/2017 7:49:16 PM PDT · by 11th_VA · 45 replies
    Washington Post ^ | Oct 26, 2017 | By Des Bieler
    Damontre Moore was in his first season with the Cowboys Cowboys place-kicker Dan Bailey injured his groin Sunday, and to make room for a temporary replacement, Dallas needed to release a player. Their decision to cut Damontre Moore, Coach Jason Garrett said Wednesday, had nothing to do with the defensive end’s protests during the national anthem. Moore and defensive tackle David Irving have been the only Dallas players to protest. Neither knelt or sat, but both had staged brief demonstrations while standing as pregame renditions of “The Star-Spangled Banner” ended. The timing appeared to be an effort to skirt an...
  • Why the national anthem protests are failing

    10/08/2017 9:34:25 AM PDT · by Excuse_My_Bellicosity · 84 replies
    The Week ^ | 10/8/2017 | Edward Morrissey
    The NFL's players and owners find themselves trapped in a collapsing pocket of their own creation — and at risk of getting sacked by millions of fans across the country. Two weekends ago, many team owners appeased their players by participating in national anthem demonstrations after President Trump's rather profane demand on Sept. 22 that owners fire any players who kneel. These demonstrations didn't go over well with many NFL fans — millions of whom are white, older, and conservative, and see any demonstration during the national anthem as fundamentally unpatriotic. So last weekend, some teams tried to innovate solutions...
  • NFL advertisers are 'nervous' amid protests, ratings dip

    10/06/2017 5:58:06 PM PDT · by 11th_VA · 74 replies
    Yahoo Finance ^ | Oct 6, 2017 | Danial Roberts
    Four weeks into the current NFL season television ratings are down nearly 10% overall compared to the first four weeks of last season. Sunday’s games in Week 4, according to Nielsen, had the smallest audience of any season so far: an average 14.2 million viewers. Add that ratings dip to the ongoing controversy around player protests, and you might reasonably wonder how official NFL sponsors, as well as brands that buy advertising during NFL games, feel right now about the league. The answer: “They’re nervous,” says Brian Cristiano, CEO of ad agency Bold Worldwide. “Everyone is looking at the numbers,...
  • NFL owners struggled to retain control after Trump's attacks, rise of player protests

    "It certainly was my takeaway that the commissioner was looking for a way for the protests to end," Smith said Friday when asked about his 30-minute conversation with Goodell, while declining to offer specifics about what was discussed. Goodell declined to comment, but a league source did not dispute Smith's account. "Knowing the league the way I know the league, they are first and foremost concerned about the impact on their business," Smith said. "That's always their first concern. I mean, who are we kidding?" Nobody was kidding when many of the NFL's highest-profile owners, including Robert Kraft of the...
  • Three Dolphins kneel and Saints link arms as a new day of NFL anthem protests begin (London game)

    10/01/2017 7:53:05 AM PDT · by Dave346 · 93 replies
    Washington Post ^ | October 1 at 10:20 AM | Cindy Boren
    Against the backdrop of President Trump’s latest tweet urging NFL players to stand for the national anthem, three members of the Miami Dolphins took a knee during the national anthem and the New Orleans Saints knelt, then rose to their feet before Sunday morning’s game in London’s Wembley Stadium. The Saints, as quarterback Drew Brees had promised in a tweet, emulated the Dallas Cowboys, who last week took a knee with owner Jerry Jones, then stood for the anthem. “As a way to show respect to all, our #Saints team will kneel in solidarity prior to the national anthem &...
  • Trump: NFL owners 'afraid' to take action against kneeling players

    09/28/2017 7:33:21 AM PDT · by Hojczyk · 130 replies
    Fox News ^ | September 28,2017
    President Trump, in an exclusive interview with "Fox & Friends," said that NFL owners are “afraid” to act against their players protesting the national anthem at games across the country. “The NFL is in a box and they have to do something about it,” Trump told Fox News' Pete Hegseth, in the interview aired Thursday morning. “I think they’re afraid of their players, if you want to know the truth,” Trump said. In the same interview, Trump also touted the newly released Republican tax reform framework, describing the plan as the “largest reduction in terms of dollars in any plan...