Joe Porto

Noted, and sorry about that.

If the league allows this to become the norm, which will distract from the game, I will not continue to give them revenue. Sorry that offends you, snowflake. But keep up the good fight.

Sorry snowflake, but you're the one getting all butt hurt over the opinions of strangers on an internet forum.

As I said in my first post, if the NFL allows players to continue to use their presence on the field to express social or political views, then yes, it is a distraction, and I will not renew my tickets next year.

No, I don't think he should be incarcerated. He should be reprimanded, and if he still refuses to stand, he can stay in the locker room until after the anthem. As far as the constitution, again...Kaepernick is on the clock. The COTUS does not apply. But the standards set by the NFL do. And to be honest, the NFL is allowed to set its own standards, but if I don't agree with them, it is my choice not to give them revenue. Again, I am paying to see football. When a player is on the field, he is paid to entertain me. He is not paid to school me on social injustice or politics. He can do that on his own time.

IMO, players should be held to a higher standard. Kaepernick is on the clock. His actions are a reflection of the NFL. I am on my last year of my contact...4x FedEx Club seats. I will see this year how the NFL handles this. Unfortunately, it's a damned if they do, damned if they don't scenario. For me, I pay over $13,000 a year to watch football, not politics. If Kaepernick, or other players start making political statements on the field, I will not be giving the NFL my money next season.