According to NBC Sports:

Rule 5, Section 4, Article 8 of the NFL rulebook states that “throughout the period on game-day that a player is visible to the stadium and television audience (including in pregame warm-ups, in the bench area, and during postgame interviews in the locker room or on the field), players are prohibited from wearing, displaying, or otherwise conveying personal messages either in writing or illustration, unless such message has been approved in advance by the League office.”

Bosa had said previously that if the fine came, it would be “well worth it.”

“I don’t think my position on speaking about it’s gonna change,” he said. “Clearly, the nation spoke, and we got what we got.”

Bosa makes an average of $34 million per year, including bonuses.

The unidentified fan was sitting in the front row for the Bills’ victory over the Miami Dolphins, with a navy shirt that says ‘Trump 2024’ along with the slogan ‘Keep America First!’

The security guard states the rule he is enforcing comes from NFL policy and is not an anti-Trump measure, but it is for any political clothing.

The man in the Trump shirt and those around him question the policy and ask where can they find it to fact check the security guard’s message. The request to remove the man’s Trump shirt comes two days before the Presidential election.

It appears the security guard enforced Highmark Stadium’s policies correctly. Per the Bills’ stadium guide under ‘prohibited items’, it says ‘Clothing or material with profane language or obscene graphics or anything political in nature’ are banned. […]

WIDE LEFT!

Buffalo Bills security telling a fan he can’t wear a Trump T-shirt at the game? What a joke!

If anyone knows this proud Trump supporter, send us a message – we’d love to hook him up with some Trump gear! pic.twitter.com/CK6nWyfL48

— Erie County GOP (@ErieCountyGOP) November 3, 2024

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Mayor London Breed posted that the suspect had been arrested.

This afternoon, there was an attempted robbery in Union Square involving San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall and he was shot.

SFPD was on scene immediately and an arrest of the shooter was made.

My thoughts are with Ricky and his family at this time.

We will provide more updates, including on his condition, as I receive them.

This afternoon, there was an attempted robbery in Union Square involving San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall and he was shot.

SFPD was on scene immediately and an arrest of the shooter was made.

My thoughts are with Ricky and his family at this time.

We will…

— London Breed (@LondonBreed) September 1, 2024

NBC Bay Area reported that Pearsall is in stable condition.

Fellow 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel posted about his condition.

He’s good. Thank god!!!!

— Deebo (@19problemz) September 1, 2024

According to Sean Cunningham of Fox 40 in Sacramento, Pearsall was shot through the chest after he struggled with the suspect for the gun.

“Per SFPD: 49ers Ricky Pearsall was shot through the chest in a robbery attempt over a Rolex,” Cunningham wrote on X. “He was headed to a signing event on Geary & Market. There was a struggle for the gun. Both Ricky & the suspect were shot. Both parties stable at SF General Hospital.”

SFPD Director of Strategic Communications called that shooting “tragic” and unacceptable.”

Our statement on the tragic shooting today of @49ers WR Ricky Pearsall. This kind of violence is unacceptable in our city. pic.twitter.com/nXT8CMfNV8

— Evan Sernoffsky (@EvanSernoffsky) September 1, 2024

This is a breaking story and will be updated with more information when available.

For NFL player Billy Price, the silver lining is that his career ended through retirement instead of death. It’s conspicuous that blood clots, which have been commonly attributed to the jabs, is the reason for his “health scare.”

Here’s the report generated from corporate media articles…

In a surprising turn of events, former Cincinnati Bengals first-round pick Billy Price has announced his retirement from the NFL at the young age of 29, citing a significant health scare as the reason for his decision. The announcement was made public on May 24, 2024, and has since sent ripples through the football community.

Price, an Ohio State standout, was drafted by the Bengals in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft. Known for his robust performance on the offensive line, Price had a promising career ahead. However, his path took an unexpected turn when he faced a severe health issue that forced him to prioritize his well-being over his professional aspirations.

“In the blink of an eye, everything can be taken away,” Price wrote on social media. “On April 24th I had emergency pulmonary embolism surgery to remove a saddle clot that was entering both of my lungs. As a healthy 29 year old, an unprovoked pulmonary embolism with no further medical explanation is terrifying. I am truly thankful to be alive today. Unfortunately, I will be retiring from the NFL as the risk of an internal bleed while on blood thinners creates tremendous risk. I am truly thankful for the opportunity to have played in some of the greatest atmospheres around the world. I am thankful to have trained and played alongside men who will continue to make Pro Bowls, All Pro Rosters and Hall of Fame recognitions.”

Price’s career, although cut short, was marked by dedication and resilience. His retirement has sparked conversations about the health risks associated with professional football and the importance of players taking proactive steps to address their health concerns.

As fans and fellow players express their support and admiration for Price, his story serves as a poignant reminder of the physical toll that sports can take on athletes. It underscores the necessity of ensuring that player health is always at the forefront of the conversation in the world of professional sports.

Devon Wylie, a 35-year-old former NFL wide receiver for nine teams, is the latest to join the growing list of young and otherwise healthy current and former athletes to die mysteriously. According to Breaking 911:

The news of Wylie’s death was shared by a family member on social media, and former teammates confirmed their awareness of his passing.

“We wanted to make this post so people who knew and loved Devon could learn of his passing because we don’t have the capacity to reach out to everyone in this hard time,” the family said in a statement. “There are no words to express the sadness that comes from losing a brother, dear friend and an amazing uncle. Devon had so much love and joy to give. Always making people laugh and entertaining us with his football skills, guitar jams, silly jokes and voices, back-flip tricks, fun banter Star Wars obsession chat, Halo nights and not to mention his beautiful smile. We will miss him always.”

Drafted in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft as the 107th overall pick by the Kansas City Chiefs, he played for nine different teams over the next three seasons. His college football career spanned from 2007 to 2011 at Fresno State.

As we’ve grown to expect after reporting on dozens of similar deaths, corporate media is not asking about Covid-19 or the so-called vaccine. But as some doctors and whistleblowers have reported, adverse reactions to the jabs often turn deadly in those who engage in strenuous physical activity. This is likely due to damage done to the cardiological and pulmonary damage caused by spike proteins, particular those created as a result of “vaccination.”

If a cause of death is revealed, we will update this story. Unfortunately, that rarely happens and the stories are swept under the rug quickly by corporate media.

Sound off about this story on the End Medical Tyranny Substack.

The latest possible victim is LA Chargers Pro-Bowl center Corey Linsley. He has been placed on injured reserve, which means he is not allowed to play for at least four games. As usual, no details have been released about his “heart-related medical issue.” As usual, nobody in corporate media has asked any variation of the important question.

According to Total Pro Sports:

The Los Angeles Chargers are placing one of their key offensive players on the injured reserve with a heart issue, sidelining him for a minimum of four games.

Per Daniel Popper of The Athletic, Pro Bowl center Corey Linsley has “a non-emergent heart-related medical issue” and will be formally placed on the IR tomorrow. Popper added that Linsley remains “in good spirits”, although he’s “disappointed” about having to miss time.

#Chargers C Corey Linsley is dealing with a non-emergent heart-related medical issue and will be placed on IR tomorrow. https://t.co/xjDqyBhFZB

— Daniel Popper (@danielrpopper) September 29, 2023

It’s a tough break for one of the game’s premier centers. Linsley joined the Chargers as a free agent in 2021 after earning his first career First-team All-Pro nod with the Green Bay Packers. Linsley was a Pro Bowler and Second-team All-Pro in his first season with the Bolts.

While having a heart injury is not uncommon in professional football, especially among linemen who are generally very large, the trends since the 2021 season have pointed toward a drastic increase. Myocarditis is a known adverse reaction to the Covid jabs and often doesn’t present symptoms until the heart rate is accelerated. This is why athletes and those engaged in strenuous exercise are the most likely to be diagnosed.

It’s also why there may be millions of Americans who are suffering from Myocarditis without even knowing. If they, like so many Americans, do not exercise regularly, they  could be accumulating damage for the untreated condition and be none-the-wiser.

We do not know for sure if Linsley’s condition was caused by the jabs. But until corporate media, politicians, and doctors start doing their jobs, we’ll always ask when suspicious cases arise.

Sound off about this story on the End Medical Tyranny Substack.

This is the best thing I’ve ever seen

The Native American Guardians Association @Guardiansnative is petitioning to get the Washington Redskins name back

SIGN THE PETITION TO OWN THE WOKE WASHINGTON COMMANDERS
https://t.co/WXlTyVp5AY

— Ashley St. Clair (@stclairashley) August 8, 2023

The move to make the Washington Redskins change their name to the Commanders was prompted entirely by outrage… from the radical left. Native Americans weren’t offended by the name, as reported in 2020 by Truth Based Media:

This is all part of the divisiveness the radical left is engaging in throughout the nation. Is this a response to outrage? Are Native Americans speaking out and calling the name offensive? Generally, no. In 2016, the Washington Post did a poll to find out if Native Americans were offended by the NFL team’s name. Nine out of ten said they were not. Fast forward to August, 2019, and WaPo tried to do the poll again. After all, “woke” culture has been spreading so they assumed more Native Americans would have come to their senses and realized they’re supposed to be outraged. They weren’t. Once again, nine out of ten Native Americans surveyed were not offended by the name. It’s as if they have better things to do than to cater to radical leftists and their woke demands.

Now, a Native American organization has launched a petition asking the NFL club to change the name back to Redskins. The petition already has over 65,000 signatures. According to their release:

We, are passionate supporters of the Washington Redskins and its rich history. We write to you today as a collective voice, urging you to reconsider the recent name change from the Redskins to the Commanders. We believe that restoring the original name, the Redskins, is the right decision for the team, its loyal fanbase, and the legacy it represents.

The name “Redskins” carries deep cultural, historical, and emotional significance, honoring the bravery, resilience, and warrior spirit associated with Native American culture. It was never intended as a derogatory or offensive term but as a symbol of respect and admiration. Changing the name abruptly disregards the positive legacy that the Redskins name has built over the years and disorients the passionate fans who have invested their emotions, time, and unwavering support in the team.

We acknowledge the concerns surrounding cultural sensitivity and the need to foster inclusivity. However, we firmly believe that there are alternative ways to honor and respect Native American heritage without erasing it. By reclaiming the Redskins name, we have the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue, educational initiatives, and collaborations with Native American communities. Together, we can promote cultural appreciation, address misconceptions, and work towards a more inclusive society.

The name “Commanders” fails to capture the essence, tradition, and historical weight associated with the Redskins. It lacks the uniqueness, emotional connection, and pride that our team’s original name embodies. The change to “Commanders” dilutes our team’s identity and weakens the connection with its devoted fanbase. By restoring the Redskins name, we reinstate a symbol of unity, strength, and shared identity that has inspired generations of fans.

We recognize that change is sometimes necessary and beneficial. However, in this case, the name change has caused division among supporters, tarnishing the team’s legacy and distancing it from its roots. As fans, we seek unity, respect, and inclusivity. We believe that the name Redskins can be a catalyst for positive change, fostering understanding and appreciation for Native American heritage through community outreach, education, and collaboration.

In light of the aforementioned reasons, we kindly request that you reconsider the name change and reinstate the name Redskins. By doing so, you will honor the history, tradition, and emotional connection that millions of fans have forged with the team. We stand united in our belief that this change will strengthen the team’s identity, engage the fanbase, and promote a spirit of unity and understanding.

Thank you for your time and consideration. We eagerly await your positive response and remain dedicated to supporting our team, the Washington Redskins.

If  white leftists would stop trying to save everyone else from things that don’t concern them, perhaps we can have an ounce of sanity return to this nation. Leave your perspectives on The Liberty Daily Substack.

This latest example with New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones is even funnier than normal because he had just Tweeted a month ago at NBA star Ja Morant for flashing his guns on social media. Twice. I’m not sure which is dumber. Here are the details from Discern News Wire:

Jack Jones, a defensive back for the New England Patriots, was taken into custody at Boston Logan International Airport this week for allegedly attempting to bring two firearms onto an airplane.

During the routine security check on Friday evening at Terminal B, TSA agents discovered the firearms in Jones’ carry-on bag. After the discovery, Massachusetts State Police arrested the 25-year-old and escorted him to the State Police-Logan Airport Barracks, where he later posted bail.

According to NBC Boston, Jones faces multiple charges, including possession of a concealed weapon in a secure airport area, possession of ammunition without a firearm ID card, unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a loaded firearm, and possession of a large-capacity feeding device.

The New England Patriots issued a statement acknowledging the incident and stating that they are currently investigating the matter.

“We have been made aware of Jack Jones’ arrest at Logan Airport earlier today,” the statement read. “We are currently gathering more information and will not be making any further comments at this time.”

Jones is scheduled to appear in federal court for his arraignment next week.

On social media, users noted a comment made by Jones last month regarding the NBA’s suspension of Ja Morant, a star point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, who was seen brandishing a gun in a video shared online.

In his tweet, Jones wrote, “@JaMorant dumb.. you letting social media and yo pride ruin yo real money. Put them guns down and run that money up. Make one of yo homies sign up for security or concealed carry if you feel like you need it that bad.. but you the bread winner you gotta start acting like it.”

@JaMorant dumb.. you letting social media and yo pride ruin yo real money. Put them guns down and run that money up. Make one of yo homies sign up for security or concealed carry if you feel like you need it that bad.. but you the bread winner you gotta start acting like it..

— Jack Jones (@presidentjacc) May 15, 2023

Was it the jabs?

In an interview with Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, Hamlin paused for 10 seconds before not answering the question, “How did doctors describe what happened to you?”

His silence was deafening.

If it wasn’t the jabs, Hamlin needs to say so to alleviate fears. If it was the jabs, he DEFINITELY needs to say something while the spotlight is on him. Doing so may save lives. Silence with such knowledge makes him complicit.

Today, the Bills released the first video of Hamlin following his on-field heart attack on Monday Night Football. It’s clearly heavily edited with cuts rarely lasting longer than a couple of seconds, but otherwise it appears to be legitimate. In the interview, he expressed him immense gratitude for all of the support he’s been receiving, including a shout out to God.

“Now that my brothers have closed out a strong, winning season, as I continue to make so much progress recovering, I think it’s finally a good time to share a few things,” he said in an Instagram post on Saturday. “I think it was important for me to wait and speak publicly at the right time, as it was just a lot to process within my own self mentally, physically, even spiritually, it’s just been a lot to process. But I can’t tell you how appreciative I am of all the love, all the support, and everything that’s just been coming my way.

“What happened to me on Monday Night Football I feel is a direct example of God using me as a vessel to share my passion and my love directly from my heart with the entire world, and I’m able to give it back to kids and communities all across the world who need it the most, and that’s always been my dream. That’s always been what I stood for and what I’ll continue to stand for.”