Miami Dolphins wide receivers Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson knelt during the anthem, which according to ESPN reporter Cameron Wolfe was in protest of social injustice and police brutality. Their teammate Robert Quinn raised a fist.
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Miami Dolphins players kneel during national anthem, bringing controversial protests to 2018 NFL season
Three Miami Dolphins players silently protested during the national anthem on Sunday ahead of their home game against the Tennessee Titans in what were the first demonstrations of the 2018 National Football League season.
Miami Dolphins wide receivers Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson knelt during the anthem, which according to ESPN reporter Cameron Wolfe was in protest of social injustice and police brutality. Their teammate Robert Quinn raised a fist.
Miami Dolphins wide receivers Kenny Stills and Albert Wilson knelt during the anthem, which according to ESPN reporter Cameron Wolfe was in protest of social injustice and police brutality. Their teammate Robert Quinn raised a fist.
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They should be suspended and fined.
As a lifelong supporter of the Miami Dolphins, F*** them and their owners as well as the NFL!!
Again this year, I'll not know if they did or didn't until I see an article like this after the event.
There are other sports to watch to escape the daily political grind.
Any person who watches or attends any NFL game is supporting thugs.
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