“Hmm, well, a very interesting time we living in right now. We should be more focused on uniting our country and showing one another how similar we are and how amazing it is to live in this great country. I think the comments from the President of the United State of America have been very divisive for a long time, and I think that it’s very interesting that he condemned the protests — the silent protests of our players — who are protesting the injustice and bigotry and racism that has plagued our great country for so long, and are trying to make a difference to make our country even better and even greater, are seen as radicals to him.
“That’s incredible, seeing as he saw the white supremacists, and it took him a while to even condemn them, to say anything bad about what they were doing. And in this country, I think it’s incredibly disrespectful to show swastikas or have swastikas or anything of that nature, anything that represents that regime or that time in history because that was terrible. America fought in that war. Americans died in that war. These Americans fought for our flag in that war and to disrespect them by bringing swastikas, I thought he would address that more vehemently.
“It’s time for somebody to address it, to address those comments, and address the way our country is being divided because it’s wrong. I would also encourage our owners to speak up for our players. I think that his is an issue that attacks not only our players, but our league. I understand that all of our owners are astute businessmen, and the NFL is their business, and it’s your business, and your business is also being attacked.
“Obviously, commissioner Goodell has said something, but I think that it’s more powerful if each individual owner comes out and has something to say about this, but we are all together, we are all Americans, and it’s time for the racism and bigotry, for those things to go away. Those things have no place in society, no place in America, no place in any country, and that’s my two cents.”