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JUST IN: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Doubles Down on Supporting DEI NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has reaffirmed his commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, stating they enhance the league. During a recent interview, Goodell emphasized that DEI not only broadens the talent pool but also improves the... show more

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YouDontUnderstandMevor 1 Jahr

Then why are there more black players in the NFL than Asian players, or Indian players? That's not very equitable, @nflcommish cc: @NFL

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This is why we can't have nice things.

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MMvor 1 Jahr

Oh good so the NFL is going to start hiring more white players and staff…

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cwo620vor 1 Jahr

Defund the NFL

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True Patriot 🦅vor 1 Jahr

Roger is a wokie 🤡

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O Cyber Sirenvor 1 Jahr

There’s nothing stopping employers from expanding their talent pool. It’s just wrong to make your employees feel like their value comes from skin color or gender.

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CoastPatriot1vor 1 Jahr

The same guy that made it a tradition to play the Black National Anthem at games when there should only be one National Anthem. The same guy that allowed players to kneel during the National Anthem, and now gives them the option to stay in the locker room.

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Chrisvor 1 Jahr

Goodell comes off as one of the emptiest suits of all time.

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jnthoytvor 1 Jahr

Sooooo more white dudes and some lesbians ?

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Let's Use Common Sensevor 1 Jahr

Still waiting for them to start hiring their players based on identity characteristics and not talent. I think all players should also be paid the same. Why should one quarterback get paid more than another for doing the exact same job?

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, despite allegations against Jay-Z involving the r*pe of an underage girl with Diddy, confirmed that the league will continue its partnership with him for events like the Super Bowl. Goodell wven stated that their collaboration is strengthening, praising Jay-Z and his team for their efforts on social justice initiatives.

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Rep. Tim Burchett just RIPPED NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Bad Bunny in two SAVAGE back-to-back on-air roasts. First, Burchett took aim at Mr. Goodell. BURCHETT: “I don’t think Roger Roger Goodell could pour water out of a boot if the instructions were written on the heel.” Then came Bad Bunny — and somehow, when it landed, it felt even more brutal than the first. BURCHETT: “And as far as Bad Bunny or whoever he is, Ma’am, I wouldn’t step out of the electric chair to watch him.” “I did not watch a single down, nor anything else.” “The only thing I saw that I was impressed by was that Budweiser commercial.” That was rough.

Rep. Tim Burchett just RIPPED NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Bad Bunny in two SAVAGE back-to-back on-air roasts. First, Burchett took aim at Mr. Goodell. BURCHETT: “I don’t think Roger Roger Goodell could pour water out of a boot if the instructions were written on the heel.” Then came Bad Bunny — and somehow, when it landed, it felt even more brutal than the first. BURCHETT: “And as far as Bad Bunny or whoever he is, Ma’am, I wouldn’t step out of the electric chair to watch him.” “I did not watch a single down, nor anything else.” “The only thing I saw that I was impressed by was that Budweiser commercial.” That was rough.

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NFL Commissioner throws support behind Bad Bunny following his ‘ICE Out’ Grammys speech. Roger Goodell has said the Puerto Rican rapper “understood the platform” he was using and used it to “unite people.” “He understood the platform he was on and that this platform is to use to unite people and to be able to bring people together with their creativity, with their talents, and to be able to use this moment to do that.” Goodell has shown support for the rapper, ahead of his upcoming Super Bowl Half Time performance. “I think artists in the past have done that. I think Bad Bunny understands that, and I think he'll have a great performance.” Source: USA Today

NFL Commissioner throws support behind Bad Bunny following his ‘ICE Out’ Grammys speech. Roger Goodell has said the Puerto Rican rapper “understood the platform” he was using and used it to “unite people.” “He understood the platform he was on and that this platform is to use to unite people and to be able to bring people together with their creativity, with their talents, and to be able to use this moment to do that.” Goodell has shown support for the rapper, ahead of his upcoming Super Bowl Half Time performance. “I think artists in the past have done that. I think Bad Bunny understands that, and I think he'll have a great performance.” Source: USA Today

Oli London

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The Super Bowl is supposed to be about America, but the NFL turned it into a grotesque humiliation ritual. Bad Bunny refused to speak English and instead paraded 20 foreign flags on stage while glorifying the idea of illegal alien crop workers. Make no mistake. This was a deliberate declaration that White, European American culture is being ERASED AND REPLACED! We are being forced to watch people who refuse to assimilate in the most basic way as they mock us in another language. The NFL owes the American people an apology for this disgrace. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Roger Goodell has always been an abomination and an enabler of WOKE degeneracy!

The Super Bowl is supposed to be about America, but the NFL turned it into a grotesque humiliation ritual. Bad Bunny refused to speak English and instead paraded 20 foreign flags on stage while glorifying the idea of illegal alien crop workers. Make no mistake. This was a deliberate declaration that White, European American culture is being ERASED AND REPLACED! We are being forced to watch people who refuse to assimilate in the most basic way as they mock us in another language. The NFL owes the American people an apology for this disgrace. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Roger Goodell has always been an abomination and an enabler of WOKE degeneracy!

Laura Loomer

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BREAKING: NFL Commanders VP of Content Labels Black Commanders Players "Homophobic" and NFL Players "Dumb As All Hell," Calls Fans "High School Educated Alcoholics" During an undercover date with an O’Keefe Media Group journalist, Rael Enteen (Rael Enteen), Vice President of Content for the NFL’s Washington Commanders, formerly the Redskins, is caught on hidden camera stating, “Most of the NFL fans I would say, are high school educated alcoholics” likening them to “mouth breathers.” Enteen goes on to characterize NFL fans as “violent,” saying “there’s fights in the stands all the time.” When asked to describe the Commanders players, Enteen says, “a big chunk is very low-income African-Americans that comes from a community that is inherently very homophobic.” He further explains, “I love hip-hop, hip-hop is very homophobic. It’s a cultural thing that I hope gets better.” Enteen also criticizes the NFL's progressive initiatives as “performative,” stating that their “[NFL] social justice efforts are a performance for the sake of public perception.” When asked about the NFL’s commitment to Black Lives Matter, Pride, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, he bluntly replies, “...it's to make as much money as possible.” Enteen further denounces NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (Roger Goodell) as a “50 million dollar puppet” controlled by the owners. Enteen proceeds to accuse Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, whom he claims “really runs the NFL,” of harboring deep-seated biases, saying, “I think he hates gay people and black people.” Washington Commanders Northwest Federal Dallas Cowboys ESPN FOX Sports Barstool Sports Pat McAfee Colin Cowherd Stephen A Smith New York Jets

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Flakko points out that Funk Flex reminded people that Roc Nation thot/sponsor Charlamagne Tha God was sitting alongside Jay-Z during his 2019 press conference with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, where Jay basically undermined Colin Kaepernick’s movement for social justice within the NFL so he could allegedly partner with the NFL to decide the next halftime show performance. Roc Nation groupie Charlamagne was just sitting there, nodding along, and was allegedly used as a tool to help pass Jay’s message to the public so they would stop boycotting the NFL.

Flakko points out that Funk Flex reminded people that Roc Nation thot/sponsor Charlamagne Tha God was sitting alongside Jay-Z during his 2019 press conference with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, where Jay basically undermined Colin Kaepernick’s movement for social justice within the NFL so he could allegedly partner with the NFL to decide the next halftime show performance. Roc Nation groupie Charlamagne was just sitting there, nodding along, and was allegedly used as a tool to help pass Jay’s message to the public so they would stop boycotting the NFL.

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“Roger, projected 1st overall pick Fernando Mendoza isn’t going to attend the draft” “Roger, former NFL linebacker Darron Lee has been charged with first degree murder.” “Roger, we’re facing a potential work stoppage by the NFL Referees Association in May” “Roger, one of the first female officials is suing the NFL for gender discrimination and harassment, alleging a sexist culture led to her termination after the 2024 season.” “Roger, Stefon Diggs is being accused of assault and strangulation.” “Roger, it looks like Rashee Rice has been cleared of misconduct regarding the domestic abuse allegations.” “Roger, Puka Nacua is being accused of making antisemitic remarks and biting someone. He’s also headed to rehab.” “Roger, first round pick James Pearce Jr is facing 3 felony charges that include aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.” “Roger, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has threatened to challenge the NFL's antitrust exemption” “Roger, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sent a formal warning to the NFL in March 2026, claiming the Rooney Rule violates Florida law by using race-based hiring practices” “Roger, there’s a federal criminal investigation that’s been reported into potential misuse of funds and self-enrichment by NFL Players Association (NFLPA) officials.” “Roger, there are still over 1,000 former NFL players alleging the league failed to protect them from brain injuries.” “Roger, Brian Flores, Steve Wilks & Ray Horton are continuing their discrimination lawsuit against the NFL” “Roger, Jon Gruden’s jury trial is scheduled for May 2027 regarding his leaked emails that led to his resignation.” “Roger, The 2026 NFLPA report cards were leaked even though we won the grievance to keep them private.”

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Working Hard is a Talent Working Hard is a Talent Working Hard is a Talent As powerful a line as a coach can share to their players!!! Share it with yours! Sir Alex Ferguson Quote..."People separate hard work and ability. But the truth is, one without the other is not enough. Only a handful will make it to the very top, and the pool is so small it will be hungry ability. With Cristiano, everyone sees the games, the goals, the spotlight. But reaching the level he reached was a journey of hard work and dedication. Football was the only thing he thought about—how can I get better? And that was followed by the hard work to actually improve. Working hard is a talent; ability is also a talent. And Cristiano combined both to achieve what he has achieved"

Working Hard is a Talent Working Hard is a Talent Working Hard is a Talent As powerful a line as a coach can share to their players!!! Share it with yours! Sir Alex Ferguson Quote..."People separate hard work and ability. But the truth is, one without the other is not enough. Only a handful will make it to the very top, and the pool is so small it will be hungry ability. With Cristiano, everyone sees the games, the goals, the spotlight. But reaching the level he reached was a journey of hard work and dedication. Football was the only thing he thought about—how can I get better? And that was followed by the hard work to actually improve. Working hard is a talent; ability is also a talent. And Cristiano combined both to achieve what he has achieved"

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I wanna say something about Philip Rivers. He hasn’t played football in over 5 years, he steps up in a role we have never seen. Coming into this job and immediately playing against the best defense in the NFL. The next week having to play against the other hottest defense and offense in the NFL, in the 49ers. He managed to be the best player on the field tonight for the Colts, as a 44 year old that just took the job. This story will always be remembered by me as a die-hard NFL fan, he played his heart out.

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Kerry Kennedy

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Justin Fields: Firstfruits Believers He hasn’t had a winning season in the NFL yet.. His career thus far has been pure adversity Yet he has a large audience of believers. Why so? The skillset, the playmaker ability, the leader, and the person. We have watched Justin Fields grow up from the kid he was on QB1:Beyond the Lights The kid that willed his team to greatness since HS has faced adversity all throughout his football career Even in college, there was adversity before triumph Fans and believers understand that the NFL is a cutthroat business where opportunities come very few It is just a hard pill to swallow to see a talent like Justin Fields fall to inept organizations and coaches But by no means, are we throwing a pity party. But seriously, what has happened to the NFL? The NFL brand used to be all about development. Coaches used to actually invest, coach, develop, and believe in their players But despite the adversity, we believe Fields will find himself in a good situation that suits him With a coach that believes in him A scheme that was built for him A team that has the level of talent needed to win And a front office that truly understands what Fields bring to a team at Qb He is a game changer, not manager. He needs an offense that allows him to have 35-45 passing attempts down the field If Warren Moon NFL career started at 28 years old If Kurt Warner NFL career started at 27 years old Then surely Justin Fields at are 26 has time to prove that he belongs Give him 1 full year with good OL, good WRs, and good coach. He will breakout

Black Loveland

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