NFL fines Cam Heyward for honoring father who died from cancer by wearing "IRONHEAD" on his eye black, but not Devon Still who honored his daughter by wearing "LEAH STRONG" in her battle with cancer

Snowfox2ne1 · 2015-10-21T21:53:32+00:00

Both should have been fined, it's a no brainer. Like it or dislike it, you can't allow messages of any kind on eye black, shirts, or what have you. Slippery slope, and it is in place to disallow political messages or other negative messages from creating controversy.

Devilsgun · 2015-10-21T18:23:58+00:00

Same NFL that had the players wear pink for breast cancer awareness. Fuck football

TheDude41 · 2015-10-22T01:05:46+00:00

Fuck all NFL, dads matter. What sort of chivalrous baboons do they have running that show these days?

Vandredd · 2015-10-22T00:37:34+00:00

The NFL pulled a similar situation with D'Angelo Williams wanting to honor his mother who fought breast cancer.

The Nfl isn't sexist, they are arrogant and know they can get away with this shit with no reprocussions. This isn't a men's rights issue, the Nfl can do Whatever the hell it wants and it won't matter

Bier_Man · 2015-10-22T02:01:38+00:00

Anything to bring in the pink uniform sales. Women eat that shit up. Iron Head isn't marketable.

roharareddit · 2015-10-23T16:54:28+00:00

This is the inevitable result of the feminist co-option of the NFL which was completed last year with the whole Ray Rice fiasco. It was an event in which two people, by their own admition, were acting like children and a tragic outcome resulted.

Forgiviness was issued privatly between them but that wasn't good enough for the feminist establishment. They had to make an example of this "hyper masculine" sport and extort millions of dollars from the NFL. Moneys which never reached victims of domestic violence but instead were used to "raise awareness" of the all pervasive problem of "men's violence against women." "Raising awiarness" being code for "raising more money."

Now the feminist establishment is using it's new found influence over the NFL to promote their core agenda: the war against fathers and the degradation of the idea of fatherhood. Any public show of appreciation for fathers or an affectionate memorial to a lost father will be targeted. If his mother had died and he had done the same he would have been lionized as a saint. But no, he had the audacity to memorialize his fathers memory in a way that ony a son following in his fathers footsteps could.

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