Jaguars owner Shad Khan joins players in show of unity before game
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan joined his players in a display of unity before Sunday’s game in London.
Multiple players kneeled during the national anthem, while several others linked arms in a stand and show of unity in response to President Trump’s comments on Friday. Here’s a sample of their actions:
Players take a knee and lock arms before the Ravens-Jaguars game in London pic.twitter.com/grgbwbPh3Z
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Khan had not issued a statement condemning the president’s remarks unlike many of his fellow owners, but he made a difference through his actions before the game in London.
Trump: “NFL owners should fire players who protest!”
Shad Khan: pic.twitter.com/6i2TVaOqPD
— Cameron DaSilva (@camdasilva) September 24, 2017
Khan is among the owners who donated $1 million to Trump’s inauguration, so clearly he has supported the president in the past. But this weekend he was moved to take a stand with his players and team.
