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Another Bears receiver drops a pass.

My Aunt told me there was a time when people in America always dressed up when they went out. This was every day. Men routinely wore suits on a regular basis. She said people dressed just as they appear in the old movies. We should go back to that. The old ways were the best ways.

So did the fans of Green Bay link arms before the game?

Hilarious. Yes, they will put their best men on it and hire consulting firms and reach this conclusion.

It's amazing how many people actually believe that illegal immigration costs the American taxpayers nothing and even makes them money. The key to understanding these people is simple. They are incapable of thinking bad thoughts about non-whites or non-white groups. Any attempt to discuss...

Linking arms, kneeling, staying off the field - anything other than standing is intentionally showing disrespect for the Anthem, the Flag and America. It's also showing hatred for White people, which is, in fact, the real reason for these "protests." Linking arms with these racist blacks is...

One of the things you don't hear about is that in many cases, after the pumps are installed, the pumps are stolen and sold for metal for pennies. This happens frequently.

The only power blacks have in the NFL is given to them by Whites. Whites need to start saying no.

Welcome. I hope you post more.

How much did the drafting of Christian McCaffrey cause blacks to resent a White man being drafted at "their" position. Will they retaliate against him for playing "their" position?

This is an interesting point. How much did the drafting of Christian McCaffrey cause blacks to resent a White man being drafted at "their" position.

I don't know what's going on with Villaneuva but I suspect he's backtracking a little bit due to pressure from coaches and teammates. To me that's not the important thing. The important thing is that Villaneuva stood alone and showed respect for the Anthem and his country, doubtless in the...

What is the business reason for that? So they won't cancel their whole account?

I noticed there was someone with the username TomIron361 posting on American Renaissance (AmRen). He posted on an article about football in the comments section. I wonder if it's the same Tom Iron who used to post here.

There's only one way out for the NFL. They need to apologize, do a complete 180 and ban all political expression during games. And they need to make standing and showing respect for the Anthem mandatory.

I don't care if Villanueva is backtracking. When it counted he stood alone and showed respect for America.

What is happening in the NFL is a massive example of the Tom Iron principle.

After today's "festivities" involving the disrespect of the national anthem I'm eager to see what the backlash will be. I expect the league to take a significant hit as a result of the widespread disrespect. I hope so anyway.

That's a good question. It would definitely send a message and attract like minded people. On the other hand it does give the league money. I would also read Bruce's post above. I would say, if you can easily afford it, the positives outweigh the negatives. You're doing something about the...

The Browns owner, Jimmy Haslam, seems to be enamored with unqualified, incompetent AA GMs. First Ray Farmer then Sashi Brown. My guess is that Brown gets another year no matter how badly the Browns do this year. Haslam probably thinks he has upside. I think the concept of "upside" is...

Kirk Cousins is excelling in the league while "RGIII" is out of football. I remember when the Redskins were heavily criticized for drafting Cousins.

Usually on NFL.com you can comment on the articles. I notice you can't comment on the article about the league's reaction to Trump's tweets. I'm guessing they were overwhelmingly negative so NFL.com turned off the comments section.

The party line seems to be that suggesting that people should respect America and its anthem is somehow "divisive." This makes no sense. Unfortunately most liberals are so mentally weak that they accept this ridiculous argument.

Both Aaron Rodgers and Andy Dalton played well in the Packers win over the Bengals.

Nelson with a TD!