Kevin Demoff, the executive vice president of football operations for the Rams, denied in an email to the Associated Press that he'd apologized.
"I expressed regret for any perceived disrespect of law enforcement," Demoff said. "Our players' goal was to show support for positive change in our community. I do believe that supporting our players' First Amendment rights and supporting local law enforcement are not mutually exclusive."
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Supporting positive change means supporting officer Wilson.
One less thug racist on the street.
so let's all show support for Officer Wilson by boycotting the NFL and more specifically, the St. Louis Rams. Don't watch any games or buy any merchandise!
Let's show these "star" athelets that without fan support they are NOTHING!!!
I watch sports BECAUSE there are no politics there, only team against team or one competing against other competitors.
I guess that just scratched at least the Rams off the list.
Ditto 5:45. Unless they fire those racist players I'm through with them as well. They have to think responsibly before they do stupid things!!!
I wonder if an apology would have been demanded had the police department made a play on the robbery aspect of this CRIME...this is such a farce--it's time to move on. People are sick of criminals getting attention. Go somewhere else and play children--we are uninterested.
I thought the NFL had better control of their employees who by the way are supported by we the fans.
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