Roger Goodell had a message for Colin Kaepernick while appearing on Emmanuel Acho’s video series “Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man.”
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Justin Herbert, Tyrod Taylor quarterback showdown gets spotlight at Chargers camp on ‘Hard Knocks’
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Oakland A’s coach says he didn’t intend to give apparent Nazi salute after win over Texas Rangers
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Lamar Jackson of Baltimore Ravens named No. 1 in ‘Top 100 Players of 2020’ countdown
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady has lowest NFL’s ‘Top 100 Players’ ranking of his career
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NFL to stencil ‘End Racism’ in end zones as part of social justice effort for 2020 home openers
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