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| | *in an example of [[demonic]] behavior, fans at the Dec. 15, 1968 [[NFL]] game started pelting with snowballs a young man dressed up as [[Santa Claus]], including one that him in the face, and this became known as the "Snowball Game."<ref>https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/sports/nfl/philadelphia-eagles/eagles-fans-santa-snowballs/3729526/</ref> | | *in an example of [[demonic]] behavior, fans at the Dec. 15, 1968 [[NFL]] game started pelting with snowballs a young man dressed up as [[Santa Claus]], including one that him in the face, and this became known as the "Snowball Game."<ref>https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/sports/nfl/philadelphia-eagles/eagles-fans-santa-snowballs/3729526/</ref> |
| | *star NFL player Aaron Hernandez committed murder (as convicted at trial) and later hanged himself in prison when serving a life sentence, while his team the New England Patriots covered up for it by giving outspokenly [[Christian]] [[Tim Tebow]] an [[NFL sham tryout]] to deflect from the scandal. | | *star NFL player Aaron Hernandez committed murder (as convicted at trial) and later hanged himself in prison when serving a life sentence, while his team the New England Patriots covered up for it by giving outspokenly [[Christian]] [[Tim Tebow]] an [[NFL sham tryout]] to deflect from the scandal. |
| − | *using astroturf even though players prefer grass, which many feel is less injury-prone. Four-time MVP QB Aaron Rodgers suffered a season-ending tear of his Achilles Heel on his very first drive for the NY Jets on astroturf on Sept. 11, 2023. | + | *using astroturf even though players prefer grass, which many feel is less injury-prone. Four-time MVP QB [[Aaron Rodgers]] suffered a season-ending tear of his Achilles Heel on his very first drive for the NY Jets on astroturf on Sept. 11, 2023. |
| | *doing nothing to protect society from [[NFL]] veterans who then allegedly commit heinous crimes, such as the NFL veteran Sergio Brown arrested in [[Mexico]] in October 2023, who is expected to be charged with murdering his mother.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/police-say-former-nfl-player-sergio-brown-will-face-murder-charges-in-the-killing-of-his-mother-here-s-what-we-know/ar-AA1i5bDy</ref> | | *doing nothing to protect society from [[NFL]] veterans who then allegedly commit heinous crimes, such as the NFL veteran Sergio Brown arrested in [[Mexico]] in October 2023, who is expected to be charged with murdering his mother.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/police-say-former-nfl-player-sergio-brown-will-face-murder-charges-in-the-killing-of-his-mother-here-s-what-we-know/ar-AA1i5bDy</ref> |
| | *NFL player Travis Kelce was photographed in October 2023 by paparazzi smoking something in his car (tobacco seemed unlikely since very few pro athletes smoke cigarettes), while a few months earlier he stated that about “50-80%” of NFL players use [[marijuana]].<ref>https://atlantablackstar.com/2023/10/12/travis-kelce-was-smoking-in-his-ride-chiefs-tightend/</ref> | | *NFL player Travis Kelce was photographed in October 2023 by paparazzi smoking something in his car (tobacco seemed unlikely since very few pro athletes smoke cigarettes), while a few months earlier he stated that about “50-80%” of NFL players use [[marijuana]].<ref>https://atlantablackstar.com/2023/10/12/travis-kelce-was-smoking-in-his-ride-chiefs-tightend/</ref> |