He acts like these guys are Saints, some of them do drugs, beat the crap out of their wives and girlfriends, drunk driving, dog fighting, professional sports now has a long list of criminal behavior much higher then being relative to the overall population.

Sully, spot on! Booby Kraft'z legacy is Aaron Hernandez (a real gem), and the lawsuit Hernandez's daughter filed against the NE patties, Kraft is foolishly bringing attention to himself and his own legal problems, Kraft is trying to put lipstick on this pig of a sport that is being surreptitiously brought down thru this political crap bringing pro football out of favor with America and it is working, they want the same for NASCAR.

The Ravens and Jaguars all stood for the British anthem but knelt for American anthem. That is soooo disrepectful to your own country, and as a veteran I don't like it one bit.
Jarasan, I'll be at the Nascar race in Dover next weekend. I don't think I'll see any one there kneeling or sitting down during the anthem.

My first NASCAR race................Dover!!!!!! I wish I could go. What a great track those turns are 20 deg.+!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Jarasam-

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin explained on Sunday morning why his team would remain in the locker room during the national anthem in Chicago. He didn’t want his team to be part of a political discussion, or there to be division in the locker room as a result of players protesting or not protesting. But in the end there was one player who took the field, offensive tackle Alejandro Villanueva.

Villanueva’s career in the NFL didn’t begin until 2014. Prior to that, he served three tours of duty in Afghanistan, where he served as a Captain in the army, as well as being an army ranger.
Villanueva was critical of Colin Kaepernick’s anthem protest in August of 2016, when he said:

"I don't know if the most effective way is to sit down during the national anthem with a country that's providing you freedom, providing you $16 million a year ... when there are black minorities that are dying in Iraq and Afghanistan for less than $20,000 a year.
However, he was also quick to acknowledge the problems in this country.

"I will be the first one to hold hands with Colin Kaepernick and do something about the way minorities are being treated in the United States, the injustice that is happening with police brutality, the justice system, inequalities in pay,"

Villanueva said.

"You can't do it by looking away from the people that are trying to protect our freedom and our country."

Let them tank the sport. Other venues will take their place and they'll have time to reflect on their actions.

Thanks konane, it's an idea at that!

Thanks konane, it's an idea at that!