Nope, that's not accurate.fish82;1873292 wrote:From the NFL League Operations Manual:
Goodell is just turrible. My god. :laugh:
Well, if you want to get purely technical, on a personal level, I don't GAF; on a pure logical level, I generally disagree simply because whatever message(s) the players wish to make will wind up completely ignored underneath all the "I'M SOOOOO TRIGGERED!!!!!!" outrage, which makes it a futile gesture in the long run.BRF;1873251 wrote:It's kinda entertaining to guess what stance each OC poster will take before reading them.
I think we all know each other pretty well.
The rulebook and the league operations manual are two separate documents.OSH;1873297 wrote:Nope, that's not accurate.
http://www.kansascity.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/for-petes-sake/article175221581.html
http://www.snopes.com/must-nfl-players-stand/
Do you really not get his post? I feel like there must be a typo or something here.SportsAndLady;1873278 wrote:Lol. Wtf post right here.
I fail to see the comparison between the US and nazi Germany.FatHobbit;1873325 wrote:Do you really not get his post? I feel like there must be a typo or something here.
He was describing the 1st Amendment. It's peoples right to take a knee here, unlike Nazi Germany.SportsAndLady;1873333 wrote:I fail to see the comparison between the US and nazi Germany.
this negates his action and simply makes him look like an attention whoreNikischer, however, still has another gig to fall back on, according to his Facebook profile, which indicates he’s employed as a court officer for New York state courts. Lucian Chalfen, director of public information for the court system, confirmed Monday that Nikischer has been employed by the court system since 2007 and now works as a court officer in Buffalo, earning $75,389 annually.
Like what? A half point loss in ratings?Classyposter58;1873353 wrote: The NFL is going to take a huge hit for this, they're pissing off so many people
Look at NASCAR about how fast a sport can fall. We're probably 5 years away from sub 10 ratings for the NFLsalto;1873355 wrote:Like what? A half point loss in ratings?
lolClassyposter58;1873356 wrote:Look at NASCAR about how fast a sport can fall. We're probably 5 years away from sub 10 ratings for the NFL
MontyBrunswick;1873350 wrote:this negates his action and simply makes him look like an attention whore
Classyposter58;1873353 wrote:The NFL is going to take a huge hit for this, they're pissing off so many people
Automatik;1873365 wrote:Facebook novel posts littered with spelling and grammar mistakes are my personal fav.
Not FB, nor novel-sized (he did that earlier), but along the lines of this bit of stupidity, right?Belly35;1873361 wrote:The only true audience for the NFL will be third time convicted felons serving time and Friday/Saturday jail drunks... Hope the owners have a advertising marketing plan for non income audience.
I'm not watch a game until the game become a game again....
article should say "long time former Bills employee wakes up to realize 15 min of fame wasn't worth being unemployed"QuakerOats;1873345 wrote:http://nypost.com/2017/09/25/pushed-to-my-limit-stadium-worker-quits-after-bills-protest-anthem/
Good article on long-time Bills employee walking out, for good.
Hope you save your receipt.thavoice;1873291 wrote:Interesting. I ordered his Salute to service jersey last night as well. I had wanted to in the off-season but Was going to wait until he was resigned and his actions prompted me to pull the trigger
career? he probably sold hotdogs part-time for $8/hrQuakerOats;1873358 wrote:Bullshit. The guy had a 30+ year career at Bills stadium. Try again.
Gotcha. To me, he was saying you either have freedom to protest or you have fake nationalism where everyone has to say how great their country is. You can't say we're better and then force everyone to cheer for you. If you're better people have to be able to say they are unhappy, even if they are morons.SportsAndLady;1873333 wrote:I fail to see the comparison between the US and nazi Germany.