Posted on Mar 7, 2018

NFLPA Releases Statement Defending Players' Right to Demonstrate Next Season

SFC Stephen Atchley

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The NFL and its players continue to show they don't catch on very quickly.

NFLPA Releases Statement Defending Players' Right to Demonstrate Next Season

Posted from bleacherreport.com

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MSgt Stephen Council

Posted 7 y ago

SFC Stephen Atchley I do not care what the NFLPA or the NFL says about how much they support Law Enforcement and the Military. As long as one single player kneels during the National Anthem (in the presence of our flag), I will be boycotting the sponsors. But, it is not enough to boycott, we need to let them know we are boycotting and why. That is why I take the time to call the sponsor's consumer lines and let them know that they are being boycotted and the reason. If you disagree with kneeling, and you want to boycott the action, let the companies know exactly why they are losing money. The numbers can all be found with simple google searches.

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Looks like you have a lot of phone calls to make and products you may own that need reevaluating. Here are the official current official sponsors according to the NFLPA (with the exception of Papa John's which has been replaced by Pizza Hut):
Anheuser-Busch
Barclaycard US
Bose
Bridgestone
Campbell's Soup Company
Castrol
Courtyard Marriott
Dairy Management, Inc. (Fuel Up to Play 60)
Dannon
Extreme Networks
FedEx
Frito-Lay
Gatorade
Hyundai Motor America
Mars Snackfood
Microsoft
Nationwide
News America
Papa John's
Pepsi
Procter & Gamble
Quaker
Verizon
Visa
USAA
https://www.nflpa.com/players/sponsors

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