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How much does this weekend's protests hurt the NFL?

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And Budweiser's sponsorship is $1.4 billion by the way.

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White America is speaking loud and clear. It is what it is... :idunno:

I bet they miss $100 million of sponsorships. Is that not split among the teams?

The sponsors aren't going to leave. The apocalypse isn't coming. The NFL is going to be just fine.

Not your most brilliant response....

I've made some dumb comments before. I don't think this is one of them, but I've been wrong before.

White America is speaking loud and clear. It is what it is... :idunno:
and white America will be right back after spending 2 Sundays hanging out with their wives instead of watching football.
White America is speaking loud and clear. It is what it is... :idunno:

 

It isn't just white people who disagree with what the NFL players are doing.

I'm sure Jerry Jones really misses that $300.

 

Well when about 1,000 or more feel the same it will begin to matter. It's a trickle down effect.

 

But yeah he won't miss my 300.

It was said somewhere either in this thread or another. Thee NFL really has only one thing to do. That is keep the players in the locker room and play the National Anthem at the 10:00 minute mark before the game. they used to do that and I don't remember it causing an issue. I think 911 brought it back to where players lined upon the field (not an opinion just what I remember). They will take heat for a few weeks from the players and the folks who believe they should stand., but now the media or all the others won't have anything to report. They won't be keeping stats on who is standing who isn't. The President will have to find another bandwagon, and the players will have to find a different way to protest.

 

I would have kept them in the locker room I two weeks ago.

 

I am not saying I agree or disagree with this, but it is what needs to be done. Sure some damage is already done with some and it is a minority, however, why risk losing any more. Makes no sense.

White America is speaking loud and clear. It is what it is... :idunno:

 

Or America of all colors are tired of politics rather than football. Not all that are boycotting are white.

and white America will be right back after spending 2 Sundays hanging out with their wives instead of watching football.

 

NFL football isn't the only sport to watch.

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White America is speaking loud and clear. It is what it is... :idunno:

 

This statement is much more of the problem than it is the solution.

This statement is much more of the problem than it is the solution.

 

That was the point... :thumb:

Budweiser isn't considering pulling their sponsorship. That's just a false narrative.

Its more coincidance (sic) than anything. After the Bengals 2015 playoff meltdown/embarrassment I made up my mind that I wouldnt intentionally make Sunday plans around the Bengals. If Im home and nothing is going then ill watch but like last weekend I listened to the game bc I was working in the yard. I dont watch that much NFL anyway bc I feel like all NFL games are played out exactly the same, coaches afraid to take risks and all kickers can hit 60 yarders.

 

Question. If the majority of people switched from watching the games to listening on IHeart how would that effect the NFL? What length of time does my TV need to be on CBS for the people who track ratings to know im watching?

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