players or have anything for them taking a stand in a very volatile toxic situation. st. louis rams fans and st. louisians are fed up. the nfl says we respect and understand the concerns of all individuals who have expressed views on this tragic situation. that s from the vice president of communications of the nfl. you know, in the same way that the grand jury has now been heard, it s decision has now been rendered, what is inappropriate about people who disagree with the decision making their own voices heard? there s nothing wrong with kenny brit going out and walking in a peaceful protest. there s nothing wrong with that. people do it all day long. he was in a st. louis rams uniform, he was in a taxpayer funded stadium, it was just inappropriate. the officers who are protecting the dome and protect the players and walk them to and from the car to make sure they re safe are not allowed to wear wristbands that say i am darren wilson. they ve been told they re not
making their own voices heard? there s nothing wrong with kenny brit going out and walking in a peaceful protest. there s nothing wrong with that. people do it all day long. he was in a st. louis rams uniform, he was in a taxpayer funded stadium, it was just inappropriate. the officers who are protecting the dome and protect the players and walk them to and from the car to make sure they re safe are not allowed to wear wristbands that say i am darren wilson. they ve been told they re not allowed to wear that. and yet kenny brit is allowed to wear mike brown and hands up don t shoot? there s a total double standard going on. and st. louis rams fans, st. louisians and ticketholders are really, really angry. there was a meeting tonight as i mentioned where they said it was they made some progress, they said. it was productive but very preliminary. and they ve pledged to have a further dialogue with the police, the rams will. so we ll see what happens there. mcgraw, thanks for being