Political correctness and favoritism for blacks are nothing new - I remember a story my mother told me from the early 1980s, before I was born. She was applying for a job as a secretary and ended up being one of the two finalists, the other being a black woman. While they were waiting for the final interview, the black woman told my mother, "You may as well just go home now." My mother, being quite naïve about racial issues at the time, asked, "Why?" And the black lady stated simply, "They have to give the position to me, because I'm black." And sho nuff, that's exactly what ended up happening.
Same thing with the NFL at the time - White players were still fairly represented at most positions, but the early beginnings of the Caste system were starting to come into play. The running back position was similar to the way linebacker is now - there were White stars like John Riggins, but it was already seen as a mostly "black" position.
The decision that every White fan has to make is at what point do political correctness and blackworship reach the point where they become completely intolerable? For many racially aware Whites, it came long ago, back when the NFL became majority black. For me, I've continued watching the league up until this point, but no longer. This is that point for me. Up until now, the various forms of political correctness associated with the NFL - the biased announcing, the anti-White commercials, the pink feminism, the faux patriotism, and even the anthem-kneeling - though they were all there and often in your face, at least they weren't bigger than the game itself. But now, the NFL, just like so many other mega-corporations and government organizations, has essentially handed BLM and Antifa the keys to the asylum and is saying, "We will bow and cuck to whatever you want, nothing is too extreme now."
For the first time in history, things have reached the point where the only "acceptable" opinion to express in public is the most extreme left-wing one possible. Guys like Drew Brees, who tried to be a voice of moderation and unity, and even Bill Belichick, who was attacked just because he said nothing at all, are being viciously and hatefully targeted in a matter reminiscent of Stalin's Great Purges. Unless the league does a complete turnaround, apologizes to men like Brees and Belichick for attacking them, and tells Antifa and BLM where they can go (and it's extremely unlikely any of this will happen), I won't be watching or participating in this clown show.