NFL teams followed the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans on Sunday and performed similar demonstrations as part of the league’s push for a larger social justice platform.
On Thursday, the Chiefs and Texans opened up the NFL season. Players on the Chiefs stood on the field for the Black national anthem and on their sideline for the playing of the national anthem. The Texans players stayed in the locker room for the playing of both songs.
The Texans took the field for the coin toss and joined the Chiefs at midfield for a moment of unity. Fans who were able to attend the game at Arrowhead Stadium appeared to boo as the moment was ongoing.
Nonetheless, players and teams followed suit just days later when the slate opened up for the first week of the season.
Here’s what happened around the league.
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BILLS-JETS
Both the Jets and Bills players remained in the locker room for the national anthem and the rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”
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VIKINGS-PACKERS
The Vikings honored George Floyd in their pregame ceremony. The team also did not sound the Gjallarhorn as was team tradition. Vikings players also wore “Say Their Names” t-shirts with the names of people who were victims of police brutality. The Packers did not take the field for the national anthem.
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WASHINGTON-EAGLES
The Washington Football Team was out on the sidelines during the national anthem. The Eagles were inside for the anthem. The teams held a moment of unity prior to the anthem being played.
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LIONS-BEARS
Chicago Bears' Akiem Hicks (96); Kyle Fuller (23); Roy Robertson-Harris (95), Brent Urban (92); Bilal Nichols (98); John Jenkins (90) and Cody Whitehair (65) listen during the national anthem before an NFL football game against the Detroit Lions in Detroit, Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Matthew Stafford and Adrian Peterson were among the Lions players who knelt during the national anthem. At least nine Bears players were also seen kneeling. Several players also decided to stay in the locker room.
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FALCONS-SEAHAWKS
Both the Falcons and Seahawks knelt during the kickoff of the game as it was booted into the back of the end zone. Some Seahawks players knelt or sat during the national anthem as well. The Falcons all stood for the anthem.
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RAVENS-BROWNS
Ravens players stood for the rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing” and most knelt for the national anthem. Three Browns players, including Myles Garrett, knelt for the national anthem.
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PATRIOTS-DOLPHINS
Dolphins players made clear they would stay in the locker room for the national anthem and “Lift Every Voice and Sing” rendition. The Patriots stood for both songs.
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JAGUARS-COLTS
Jaguars players were in the locker room for the national anthem and the Black national anthem. Colts players stood but coach Frank Reich took a knee.
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PANTHERS-RAIDERS
Raiders and Panthers players protested during the national anthem.
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BENGALS-CHARGERS
Bengals and Chargers players were on the field for the national anthem and the playing of “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” During the national anthem, both teams locked arms in a moment of unity.
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49ERS-CARDINALS
49ers players locked arms during the playing of “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” Some players sat during the national anthem. The Cardinals stayed in the locker rooms for both songs.
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SAINTS-BUCCANEERS
Buccaneers and Saints players were on the field during the playing of the national anthem.
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RAMS-COWBOYS
A member of the Dallas Cowboys kneels during the national anthem before an NFL football game against the Los Angeles Rams Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020, in Inglewood, Calif. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)
All Cowboys players and two Rams players came out for the playing of “Lift Every Voice and Sing.” Some players on both teams knelt during the playing of the national anthem.
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