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On this Tuesday have you noticed that not many national football league players are kneeling

these days during the national anthem.

I mean, what happened to that?

Where are you calling a cappernick?

So there are two things in play. First of all, many of the telecasts of the football

games do not feature the national anthem.

So you don't see what the players are doing.

But the high profile playoff games certainly do and I did not see one player kneeling.

Maybe the camera people were told by the league not to show those people, but I don't

think anybody now because it would have been reported.

So why the big change?

Well kneeling for the anthem was bad for the NFL's business.

So it looks like a compromise was made with the players union.

That message's social messages like end racism could be put on the back of the helmets

in return for no kneeling for the anthem.

Now not all teams have those messages, but you've seen them.

However, the national anthem now commands the respect at least outwardly of every national

football league player.

Now this.

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