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As the Dallas Cowboys begin training camp, Owner Jerry Jones wants to make one thing very clear to his team before the 2017 NFL season begins.
If any of his players want to take a knee during the National Anthem, don’t expect to see them on the roster for much longer.
Last season, Jones told CBS Radio’s 105.3 The Fan, “I got to give a big pat on the back to our entire team, our coaching staff, our entire organization. We strongly, strongly support the flag in every way we support — and it’s almost ridiculous to be saying it — the people who for generations and generations have given it all up so that we can get out here and show off in front of millions of people on television."
There are some mixed reports out there that this story has been fabricated. Stay tuned for conformation. Personally I have no problem Jones him taking a stand. The league should of made it a rule at the last owners meeting.
"The National Football League has offered to work with the NFL Player's Association to study the pain management potential of marijuana, the Washington Post reported on Monday night. "
"The National Football League has offered to work with the NFL Player's Association to study the pain management potential of marijuana, the Washington Post reported on Monday night. "
1) Medical marijuana is a legitimate treatment for a wide variety of ailments
2) A lot of players already use marijuana.
It makes sense that an organization that is known for injuries to its members start allowing for its use, because players are out front of the league on this issue already.
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News, NFL to study medical marijuana
