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This is from Albert Brewer.

I don't usually read these kind of NFL things, but I will hear because of what the topic is.

On today, Tuesday, the NFL owners put

three hours aside for a privileged session to speak amongst themselves and family members

about the most sensitive of topics. One was how the league will handle players kneeling during

the national anthem going forward. An idea being floated goes like this.

It would be up to the home team on whether both teams come out of the locker room for

the anthem.

And should both teams come out, 15-yard penalties would be assessed for kneeling.

That is an awful idea.

To throw this into the game, to throw this issue into a game situation now,

by bringing game officials into it is cowardly to begin with,

and shows that you guys have not figured out one iota how to handle this situation.

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