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ESPN Host calls for boycott of NFL advertisers.

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Just so we are clear on Jerry Jones...

 

Greg Hardy who assaulted a woman is a leader and can play for his team. Kneeling for the Anthem is crossing the line though.

Just so we are clear on Jerry Jones...

 

Greg Hardy who assaulted a woman is a leader and can play for his team. Kneeling for the Anthem is crossing the line though.

 

Yep. He's a pretty awful person.

Just so we are clear on Jerry Jones...

 

Greg Hardy who assaulted a woman is a leader and can play for his team. Kneeling for the Anthem is crossing the line though.

 

 

This and so much more. And Jerry Jones is the DEVIL!

People can protest however they want. It is America. If players want to kneel during the anthem, that is their choice. If people want to boycott the NFL and/or their advertisers, that is their choice. If you believe one group has the right to do their protest, then you shouldn't be outraged at another group's protest.

In Jerry's world it is stand or you don't play, right?

In Jerry's world it is stand or you don't play, right?

 

During the anthem. I believe Jerry is ok with kneeling before or after the anthem.

The beer advertisers can’t be happy with the Miami Dolphins coach today, right?! Hard to compete with that.

You cant make this stuff up:laugh:

 

People will be boycotting there own interest before they know it. This has become an absolute circus.

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Lets be clear about this too. Jerry Jones OWNS the team and HE can make RULES for HIS team.

 

Does Wal Mart have rules, does CBS have rules of personal conduct?

 

The NFL does NOT own Dallas.

Lets be clear about this too. Jerry Jones OWNS the team and HE can make RULES for HIS team.

 

Does Wal Mart have rules, does CBS have rules of personal conduct?

 

The NFL does NOT own Dallas.

 

Thanks for clearing that up. Doesn't make him any less miserable of a human.

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The beer advertisers can’t be happy with the Miami Dolphins coach today, right?! Hard to compete with that.

 

Im sure he is a fan favorite of the Colombian Drug Lords now.

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Thanks for clearing that up. Doesn't make him any less miserable of a human.

 

Hey, I hate the guy. But it is his team. If he can fire Tom Landry or Jimmy Johnson, he can fire anyone.

Lets be clear about this too. Jerry Jones OWNS the team and HE can make RULES for HIS team.

 

Does Wal Mart have rules, does CBS have rules of personal conduct?

 

The NFL does NOT own Dallas.

And this is why Dallas will never win another super bowl as long as Jerry is calling the shots. Nobody wants to play for that guy.

I think Jerry's stance is what most NFL owners believe privately.

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