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I’ve watched my last NFL game. I’ve been a fan and season-ticket holder since 1978, when I was 7 years old. September 30, 2018 was my last weekend watching NFL football. And no, it has nothing to do with a handful of players disrespecting the flag. I know the vast majority of the league’s players do respect and honor their country.
No, I’m leaving because the officials have taken over the game, and it has gotten progressively worse each season. I don’t give my time and money to watch games be decided by corrupt or inept officials. Today was the last straw. From here forward, my Sundays are free.
Is the NFL trying to lose the support of fans. I don’t understand how a sacked player can fumble the football and then the other team gets called for roughing the passer. As stated by the referee the flag was for “Personal Foul, the result of the fumble was recovery by the offense, and unnecessary roughness roughing the passer.” If he fumbled the ball and attempted to recover it – how can it be roughing the passer. Get it straight. But since you don’t answer fan inquiries I guess it will never get better.
Dear sirs:
I have been a fan of the NFL for many years. Growing up we would turn on the tv every Sunday and watch games on CBS and NBC. That used to be free tv, but now the providers have lobbied and set up a system to charge all of us for free tv and then they refuse to show games even when we pay for free tv! We had a local cable provider that raised our monthly fees to $460 per month (for basic cable, no premium channels) until we finally gave up. How many people can afford $460 per month to watch local network stations? We tried other alternatives but they are even worse. We paid for CBS all access and it locks up every single Sunday come game time. We could not get ESPN even through Sling so we signed up for their app and lo and behold, it locks up just as MNF starts! Of course the service rep fumbled around for the entire first half before confessing that they were “having trouble with ESPN tonight”. I suspect the trouble will amazingly go away just as the game ends! I have had my fill of not being able to watch your league anymore due to the out-of-control corruption that cheats us fans out of watching games EVEN WHEN WE PAY DEARLY TO DO SO!!! If this is your business model not only is it broken but your league will follow suit as soon as enough of the paying public grows weary of being cheated. Too bad because I really enjoyed watching NFL games until it became impossible to do so at any reasonable cost.
Do not subscribe to NFL Game Pass. Worst app ever. Crashes all the time, and there is no one you can call to solve technical issues. Submitting their trouble tickets is an exercise in futility. Worst customer service I’ve ever encountered from a major corporation.
Still don’t get it do you???? I was a season ticket holder for the Eagles for 4 years back in the GREAT Jerome Brown , Reggie White era. I’ve LOVED them with all my heart for many years. I got priced out of my tickets long ago but i was still very passionate about my Eagles. It BROKE my heart when the protest involved the national anthem!!!! I understand there are social issues that need to be addressed, but NOT DURING THE HONORING of our FLAG. Most of the protesters do nothing in their off time to actually DO SOMETHING in their community. Too many of the players are criminals or just Bad people. I didn’t watch last year and it hurt. This year looks like I’ll be doing something other than watching the NFL. Very sad that you can not fix this!! I’M DONE WITH YOU !!!!
Much as it makes me sad, I’m not watching any NFL or doing any fantasy leagues this year. ESPN is no longer broadcasting the Anthem and I’m done with players kneeling during the Anthem.
IMHO, whether they understand it or not, this is disrespectful to the nation and to the military. As the father of an active duty service member I do not find this acceptable.
Sure it’s within the players purview to do this action. If the NFL ever has the guts to enforce their own policy or the players figure out there’s a better time and place to express then I’ll come back.
In the meanwhile this is in my purview. The NFL will not get one dime of my money or one moment of my time. I was once a season ticket holder, not any more.
Your customer service sux. I bought NFL game pass but did not recieve it and I can’t resolve it because I can’t speak to a person. Your worth 9 billion and you can’t talk to me. I’m disputing the credit card charge with the bank and forgetting the NFL. Should have known better after you became political.
When the NFL came out with the rule back in the summer that the players could stay in the tunnel or locker room during the playing of the National Anthem if they wanted to,they could do so. But, if they came out onto the field, they must stand and respect the National Anthem. I was about to be really encouraged. That is until the commissioner, Rodger Goodell, kept talking. When the comment was made that it would be up to each team to discipline their own players if one violated the rule, I knew that it was just smoke and mirrors; acting like they are doing something when in fact they are doing nothing. I made the comment to my wife that there would be no change. SHAME ON YOU!!! You are a party to this disgraceful activity by not having the guts to put some teeth in your rule. I will not watch the NFL anymore. Our men and women have bled and died for our precious Country, which our Flag represents. Just for kicks, Google the men who up carried the Flag up Iwo Jima. See what a diverse group that was. See what happened to those brave men in the weeks and months that followed. Of course that is just one instance of so many many more throughout our Country’s history.
You will eventually learn that the radical left is a mob. They won’t compromise, they aren’t sensible, and they aren’t reasonable. You either cave to their caterwauling and gnashing of teeth or you stand up to them and smash them down. They are after one thing and that is to get enemies to cave and their enemies are everyone who do not agree with them unconditionally. You just tried to meet halfway and they will not play by the rules they only recognize their own rules. Expect teams and rich socialites to pay the fines for players who defy you.
You had a chance all along to suspend players and take a hard line in support of fans who don’t want their game politicized. The left leaning media doesn’t even like football!! They will always be adversarial to your brand so why bow to radicals and their demands? You’ve lost TONS of money and the longer you take to curtail these self aggrandizing attention seekers the less true fans will return with their ticket and merchandise money.
Don’t delay another minute. I’m not tuning in again until this is resolved and I get the game back I love. You won’t see a dime of my wages in the meanwhile.
I just turned off the Super Bowl in the third quarter. I refuse to watch a game that reuses to allow an ad in the official program asking people to stand during the National Anthem and the show a racist commercial about blackture. I will never watch another game, I have college football to watch.
Our soldiers fight for the right to protest. Our flag is a symbol of our rights. Denying players the right to protest racial mistreatment is the WORST form of anti-American behavior possible. True patriots applaud the players who take a knee and the NFLโs support of those who act on their moral obligations. If the NFL bans players from making a moral statement by taking a knee, the USA will be one step closer to a dictatorship and a giant step away from democracy. That would be the biggest disrespect for all who have lost their lives in the fight for freedom. Everyone should lock arms together to oppose injustice where ever it appears. I ask all of you who love the flag more than the rights it stands for to think about our forefathers who made sure citizens were allowed the right to protest. I believe we can come together as a nation if we keep justice for all front and center in our minds, hearts and actions.
After a tumultuous NFL P.R. season, starting with Colin’s protests on-field, we were just starting to return to watching a game on Sunday. However, after watching the Seattle/Jacksonville game, we are disappointed in the behavior of the players and the fans. What a spectacle.
What happened to one of the great professional sport games in this country? We’ll skip the NFL games for this year.
I will NEVER watch another game again. Even if they put an end to protesting during the National Anthem. If they banned it now, it would only be because they are forced to financially, and not for the right reasons. They’ve exposed who they really are and I’m done!
We have just turned off the Eagles Redskins game. We are avid Eagles fans but when you refuse to show the National Anthem being played, your sport does not warrant being watched. Let’s see what happens when, these players who are making an amazing salary in this country, no longer can make this salary because people who love this country will no longer stand by and support their behavior. They are, in fact, being paid by us. What other company would allow a salaried employee to demonstrate the way these players and the NFL as a whole have been allowed to do. Football as we have known it may never recover from this.
What a bunch of BS to hear Robert Goodell say that the NFL isn’t political. If I remember correctly, Tim Tebow was politically humiliated for kneeling to thank his God. Personally, I am not religious nor do I even believe in God;however,freedom of religion is a right in this great country. Yet, Tebow was instructed by the non-political NFL to stop kneeling. It is so apparent to any human being that the NFL is, in fact, not only political but that they will support specific issues and also assist in suppressing and penalizing employees that are targeted for such. So, my husband and I will only watch college football, and my husband said he’ll watch soccer before he watches the NFL again. Good call Goodell hope the NFL goes broke supporting non-political issues.
I am a 71 year old, retired Air Force member. I will NOT watch or take part in any event that promotes or supports the NFL or it’s sponsors until the pathetic behavior of “taking a knee” is banned and the participating players admonished for their behavior. If they think they have it so bad, let them play football in the Middle East !!!!!! Or when they need help, let them call one of their butt buddies instead of a police officer! If I had my way – they would be eliminated – FOR GOOD !
Shame on the NFL for allowing this insult to our flag & service members who protect, and sometimes die for this great country. Does bottom dollar rule all. No backbone, no moral compass. It’s heartbreaking to see a bunch of spoiled, pampered, utterly ignorant, overpaid athletes trying to shove their leftist politics down the throat of the American people.
Maybe they should start protesting (or helping) the dads that have 7 children with 7 different woman and leave them to fend for themselves. But they won’t.
Now the NFL is getting politically involved with letting them out of jail early. How convenient for you.
I am sick to death over this NFL. You, ESPN, and all your cohorts are banned!!
Police are scared to death, because it’s a WAR ZONE in the inner cities.
I am thoroughly disgusted by the national anthem fiasco and the apparent lack of interest by the NFL in making the issue go away. Count me as one more person that will not be watching any future games
I have been watching and supporting the NFL since 1959, and it breaks my heart, but I will never watch another game, I will never buy NFL gear of any kind, I will never buy anything that you advertise, I will never have nothing to do with the NFL ever again. I am sick and tired of any individual, company, or anything else who does not respect or love: my GOD, my BIBLE, my right to PRAY, the UNITED STATES of AMERICA, this Nations FLAG, and the United States MILITARY. Jerry
I have watched the National Football League games on television and as a fan in the stands for over 50 years. This year I find myself conflicted and often disgusted. I watch football for the competition.I could absolutely care less if someone demonstrates or does not demonstrate their political or social economic positions. There certainly is a place for these demonstrations and I honor them . I just donโt need the NFL or any other person,business or politician inserting their opinion or policy on my entertainment. I think itโs time for everyone to get over themselves. If someone wants to sit down, stand up kneel or do a backflip,who cares ?itโs just football friends and letโs keep it that way! if the political atmosphere continues to interject itself on what is just entertainment I will just turn it off and I doubt that I will be alone. Itโs time to get back to football and leave all those other distractions to those that need it for an agenda that has nothing to do with football.
After viewing a player for the Seattle Sea Hawks burning an American flag in the locker room, while the team sat out the National Anthem being played on the field, I hear by pledge to never ever watch another NFL game at any venue or use any product that serves as League advertisers. I will make it my mission to tell all my friends to do like wise. If these men who are laughing and cheering the burning of our Flag they are not worth watching. I hope you NFL officals some how decide to stop this sort of degrading behavior and reaffirm your loyalty to the American Flag.
There remains a far better method for those paid athletes who wish to protest racial discrimination than refusing to stand to show unity in the freest country on the planet.
And most importantly at a time when North Korea and radical Islamic terrorist are plotting this very minute to destroy our national electrical grid and thus kill 90% of our population in the first year.
If you don’t believe this, you’re deceiving yourself.
Not one single nation on earth, not China, Japan, Russia, Great Britain or any of the other 170 countries would allow paid players to exhibit such disrespect by giving what is in fact, the Finger.
I am boycotting the NFL due to their cowardly concession to players who have over inflated egos. They think that they are more than players, that somehow, they are entitled to a place at the Bully-pulpit, simply because they can do things with a misshaped ball. They are merely paid performers, and I refuse to continue to contribute to their salaries. Freedom of Speech is protected by those who serve under the very flag they scorn. Are there problems in the US? Certainly. But protests from multi-millionaires on the playing field are inappropriate. This is their workplace. The league and team presidents have the right to control employee’s behavior in the workplace. No, they have the responsibility to do so! Let the players protest elsewhere. It would be interesting to see how much attention they would receive then.
Dear NFL, I will no longer watch, buy, or attend anything ofiliated with you. I have been watching football all my life and never been so disgusted. To not let a player wear pink cleats to support his mother surviving breast cancer. To not letting a team wear a decal for officers fallen in the line of duty. And you allow a player to wear socks dipicting police officers as pigs. I can assure you that if Paul tagleabue were still commissioner this would not be happening! You have lost a life long football fan!
Once again, professional football players are refusing to stand for the national anthem. As a veteran I find this insulting and offensive. I did not risk my life to be insulted in this manner.
Unless the NFL commissioner does something ASAP (i.e. fine/suspend) these players for these POLITICAL actions the NFL has lost me as a fan. I refuse to watch any game this season, purchase any merchandise to support my team (who by the way has ALL players standing for the national anthem).
How sad that professional sports has become political. Leave the politics to the politicians or if you have to make a statement make it on your own time.
Nancy Day
Count me in as a non-watcher this season. More childish behavior in the end zones after scoring. Isn’t scoring what they get paid for? But more importantly, the apparent support of the commissioner, his staff and the owners for the kneeling during the national anthem. Brave men and women the ages of these “brave” athletes are putting their lives on the line wearing the uniforms of our first responders and military and and this is what they get to see from those who they protect and defend! Shame.
I will not be watching or attending NFL games this year because of relaxing celebration rules. This sets horrible example for young fans. No wonder NFL viewership is down. Sad NFL fan.
I am a woman of a certain age who has loved professional football for a long time. The current support of the “kneeling” football players is so ridiculous that other women and people of my age are simply fed up with the political correctness of Roger Goodell and his politically correct support of them. If his attitude continues, I and my colleagues will simply stop supporting the NFL. Either make Roger punish these players or get ready to lose a lot of support and money! Enough is enough! The NFL is not an agency of social change. WAKE UP !
Beth Rohr,
Detroit MI
The protests of nfl players of our national anthem is an anathema to our country and those who gave their lives for it. And, the NFL, with its tepid response of equating disrespect in this forum to patriotism or free speech is despicable!
If the NFL can demand ALL the players wear pink for breast cancer, then the NFL should have the same decision-making for this obscene disrespect for our country and our national anthem. The multi-million dollar “cry-babies” don’t deserve what veterans, policemen, and others who gave and continue to give their lives sacrifice every day.
I am done with the NFL and will no longer watch until the NFL stops this nonsensical and abhorrent behavior of these unpatriotic “whiners”.
I refuse to watch another NFL football game until something is done regarding the disparaging actions of a few players towards our National Anthem and the flag. They are acting like spoiled little brats instead of professionals. They make millions of dollars doing something they love to do, not many Americans can say that. Us normal people do what we have to do to pay the bills and put food on the table. That flag stands for a lot more than what they realize, and I expect everyone that lives in this country, and prospers because of the freedoms we enjoy, to pay their respects to the flag. That flag represents all of the soldiers, men and women, that have fought, sacrificed and died, protecting this country and her citizens. That flag is above and beyond all of our petty little squabbles and indifferences. That flag has nothing to do with someone felling oppressed, discriminated against, or making their little panties get all twisted up. I, as a military veteran, am disgusted by the actions of the players, the team leaders, coaches and executive personnel. I know, I know, you are scared of the ramifications of denying their First Amendment right. Guess what, I don’t care. I can’t hold a protest, or say what I really want to say in my place of work, for fear of being blacklisted and eventually let go. The same can go for anyone, in any workplace. Suspensions, fines, benching, doesn’t matter to me. I’m sure this message will go no farther than file 13, but at least I have a true, patriotic voice, and I could care less about political correctness. Good luck with all of your future endeavors, which will not include this veteran.
I am one of the people that is disgusted with the QB of the 49ers. See if he knows how to use google and have him google crime statistics. He may find out that his stance is is unfounded. I will not watch a NFL game this year till him and all like him show respect for the country they live off of. Thanks for college football.