Chat Sports
NFL news

SI.com · Aug 15, 2017

Ex-NFL Player Jermichael Finley Thinks Anthem Protests Are About ‘Marketing’

Former Packers tight end Jermichael Finley believes some NFL players protesting during the national anthem may not have the purest of motives.

“Athletes are looked up to & serve as roll models, leave personal opinions about race and politics alone,” Finley wrote Monday in a since-deleted tweet. “Do what you get paid to do & play!”

“But is it for selfish reason (marketing). Or is it FOR REAL that they care,” he added later.

Finley, who had his career cut short by neck injuries, spoke with TMZ on Monday night and elaborated on his point.

Full story at SI.com

From Chat Sports

Watch + Read · 4h Giants Explored Trade for Bijan Robinson in Major NFL Rumors

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More NFL news

Broncos say trade with Chargers for LB Henley 'will not be finalized' ESPN.com · 33m WR Allen feeling 'boost' by trade to 49ers: 'I'm running on pure energy' ESPN.com · 5h Hafley hopeful Willis will be back after IR stint, says he's still Dolphins' starter ESPN.com · 5h Source: Ravens, now on third kicker, sign journeyman Patterson ESPN.com · 6h Mendoza relishes 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity, had 'no inkling' of Cousins deal ESPN.com · 6h Cousins: O'Connell convinced me to accept trade to Vikings, 'Kevin knows me' ESPN.com · 7h All NFL news