Plenty of NFL players have already committed to kneeling during the national anthem this season — something that has been a growing trend in the sports world in recent weeks.
Though the issue isn’t as divisive as it was when Colin Kaepernick first started kneeling to protest racial and social injustice in 2016, Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre said Monday that he thinks it can still cause issues — both inside a locker room and out.
‘There’s no right answer’
A number of players have already said they plan on kneeling this fall, including Adrian Peterson, Kyler Murray and Baker Mayfield.