NFL News: Most of it today surrounds the reactions to what happened in Minneapolis, as well as the systemic racism inherent in most justice systems.
(Before anyone goes off on me as a Canadian trying to sound superior, I remind you that I didn’t say just the US system. Canada has its own racial injustice issues, starting with First Nations.)
- The man who blackballed Colin Kaepernick had this to say about the unrest in his league’s home cities, and I guess the rest of America too:
— NFL (@NFL) May 30, 2020
- And a very stupid man who used to work in that office chimed in about three years too late.
My latest on https://t.co/giyZDGDdfS I argue the NFL and the players have done great work on the substance of racial injustice but have failed to resolve the symbol of that injustice – Colin Kaepernick.Watching MN reminds us the symbols are important too. https://t.co/jgdl2NPZyE
— Joe Lockhart (@joelockhart) May 30, 2020
- The Players Coalition, which came out of the NFL’s response to Kaep’s kneeling, had this to say:
Police chiefs, prosecutors, Mayors, and the highest Court in the land – we need accountability. pic.twitter.com/ZSWbJw1asP
— PlayersCoalition (@playercoalition) May 30, 2020
- Jed York released a statement & a financial pledge to local organizations, which was immediately swamped by people reminding him how he’d dumped Kaep in the first place.
— Jed York (@JedYork) May 31, 2020
The man people keep referencing throughout the NFL’s reaction had his own piece to say:
When civility leads to death, revolting is the only logical reaction.
The cries for peace will rain down, and when they do, they will land on deaf ears, because your violence has brought this resistance.
We have the right to fight back!
Rest in Power George Floyd
— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) May 28, 2020
and the rest of the players followed his lead, with Russell Wilson adding his Russell Wilsonness to it all.
Jesus, We need YOU now.
— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) May 31, 2020
Fortunately, corporate America reached out to its white fanbase to let them know there are greater priorities right now,
An official statement from EA SPORTS pic.twitter.com/MKdgJjvKJB
— Madden NFL 26 (@EAMaddenNFL) May 31, 2020
which, let me tell you, hosts a variety of colourful comments both for & against. YOU WILL want to wipe out humanity after reading those.
Well, while the rest of the world burns,

at least we can have the consistency that is MXC. Tonight’s episode – “Physical Fitness vs. the Music Industry”
“The highly toned versus the highly tuned.” Bobby Shoemaker will never be the same again.
Tonight’s … entertainment?:
- Wrasslin’:
- Monday Night Raw – 8:00PM | USA / Sportsnet360
- NASCAR XFINITY Series:
- Cheddar’s 300 – 7:00PM | FS1 / TSN
- 30 for 30 – ESPN2
- 7:00 PM – “Lance” – part 1
- 9:00PM – “Lance” – part 2
- The Titan Games – 8:00PM | NBC
- Action continues in the Central division, where the winner moves on to face a pro Titan on Mt. Olympus in the consummate athletic test. Dwayne Johnson hosts, with boxer Claressa Shields and ex-NFL lineman Joe Thomas serving as pro Titans.
- Botched – 9:00PM | E! / 10:00PM | E! Canada
- A Cartel Crew bombshell can’t keep fat in her booty seeks advice from Dr. Dubrow, while another patient who had plastic surgery from a dentist hopes for a breast revision redemption. Dr. Nassif attempts an 11th rhinoplasty on a patient.
- KBO League:
- Lotte Giants vs. Kia Tigers – 5:25AM | ESPN / TSN3
- rebroadcast at 9:00AM (TSN3) and 2:00PM (ESPN)
- Lotte Giants vs. Kia Tigers – 5:25AM | ESPN / TSN3
A somewhat satisfactory evening of diversion from the chaos all around. Unless it’s your place on fire.
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