Three Miami Dolphins players protest racial injustice during anthem

When the national anthem began to play during Thursday night’s pre-season kick-off, three players took a stand against racial injustice.

Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase told the media earlier this week that he was staying out of the whole national anthem protest thing but three players made sure that it would remain a topic of discussion. Albert Wilson joined Kenny Stills as they took a knee for the anthem while Robert Quinn held a fist in the air.

In Philadelphia two players raised fists and a member of the 49’ers did the same. Four Jacksonville Jaguar players remained in the locker room for the anthem. The NFL sent out disciplinary guidlines to all teams during the off-season but later…