Various players this season, including Michael Bennett, Malcolm Jenkins, and several Cleveland Browns have sat, kneeled in prayer or raised
their fist during the anthem to protest the unfair treatment of people of color by the police and the country's systemic injustices.
Not exact matches
Chris Long, a defensive end for the Eagles, put his arm around his black teammate Malcolm Jenkins
during the
anthem, though he did not join Jenkins in raising his
fist in silent protest.
Though for more than a year, some players have been kneeling
during the
anthem before games as a way to raise awareness about racial injustice, yesterday marked widespread protests in the form of players kneeling, linking arms and holding
fists in the air.
Long could be seen the night before with his arm around Malcolm Jenkins as the cornerback stood with his right
fist in the air
during the
anthem before an Eagles - Bills preseason game.
After the Charlottesville rally, Long started putting his arm around teammate Malcolm Jenkins, who has been raising a
fist during the national
anthem since Colin Kaepernick began his protest in 2016.
Notable protests from Sunday included the singer of the national
anthem at the Falcons vs. Lions game taking a knee and raising a
fist after the
anthem, LeSean McCoy warming up
during the
anthem, and plenty of players around the league taking a knee.
Dolphins players wore shirts in support of Kaepernick, and some players raised their
fists in the air
during the
anthem or after scoring touchdowns.
And while a group of Titans players raised their
fists during the national
anthem last season, DaQuan Jones fears continuing to do so could affect his employment in the future.
During the first week of preseason, Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins continued his protest by holding his right fist in the air during the national a
During the first week of preseason, Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins continued his protest by holding his right
fist in the air
during the national a
during the national
anthem.
Following the Unite the Right rally in his hometown of Charlottesville, Va., he was moved to put his arm around his teammate Malcolm Jenkins when Jenkins raised his
fist during the national
anthem before a preseason game.
Mike McCray, Michigan's starting linebacker, was one of several players who raised their
fist during the national
anthem this past Saturday.
Rico LaVelle, who sang the national
anthem during the Detroit Lions - Atlanta Falcons game in Detroit, took a knee and held up a
fist at the end of the song on Sunday.
Malcolm Jenkins raised his
fist during the national
anthem and teammate Chris Long put his left arm around him before the team's game against the Bills on Thursday.
John Anderson examines the significance of Eagles DE Chris Long placing his hand on the back of teammate Malcolm Jenkins, who raised a
fist during the national
anthem.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh offered support for Wolverines players who raised their
fists in protest
during the national
anthem prior to the Wolverines» 49 - 10 win over Penn State Saturday.
Since last football season, dozens of athletes have demonstrated
during the national
anthem, either by kneeling or raising a clenched
fist in the air, to protest the killing of black civilians by law enforcement officers.