Jim Nantz Caught On Hot Mic Criticizing Players Kneeling During Anthem

I agree, but he'd lose his job. The irony....

And at 7:55 in the morning on military bases across the globe, people in uniforms scatter like ants when they hear the first call for colors...

Royal Tiger I been saying saying this since day one, I was one of them I seen E-7's thru O-7's stand by the door looking at their watch waiting on colors and retreat to play so they don't have to stand at attention.

"how many people have died for that flag and anthem" This is "supposed" to be a Christian nation yet how many millions have died in the name of this country? THOU SHALT NOT KILL and LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR is forgotten in the name of the Military Industrial Complex...$$$ is what runs this country.

That's the way it works with them. Notice how they never mention than Colon Kap had a unsportsmanlike call for calling another player a "****", but that's ok for him to say

So you are confused about freedom of speech. Nantz's employer has every right to restrict his speech--the government doesn't have that right.

True, but I think his point is that only white males ever have to apologize for making statements like this.

I am pretty sure the network forces them to discuss it - you can tell by the inflection in announcers' voices that they don't want to talk about it but they are being forced to.

No, it's not working. Nobody is talking about "police brutality" because of these retards kneeling. All they are talking about is whether or not they are idiots for kneeling. That's why going about it in this way is idiotic. But they are too stupid to understand that.

And what is it they care about????

How should they go about it?

You being offended at them kneeling is literally the same thing as them being offended by statues of racist people. Everyone should just stop caring about what offends other people and move the frick on with your own life.

You obviously are not a Saints' fan, because they would NEVER say anything positive about the Dallas Cowboys.

This is what they used to do. It's a recent "tradition" of large patriotic displays before football games, funded by the military. There's plenty of information out there for anyone interested in researching. They're not trying to hide it.

That's how it use to be but the armed forces started paying the NFL to have this whole shindig with cameras in the players faces. Players use to be in locker room be for the Anthem. Good I idea though.