The NFL feels kinda different. Colin Kaepernick, objectively the league’s most recognizable player, has filed a grievance against the NFL accusing the owners of working in cahoots to blacklist him. Jerry Jones, objectively the league’s most recognizable executive, is openly feuding with NFL owners and commissioner Roger Goodell. A large contingent of the league’s upper-echelon of talent has been sidelined with season-ending injuries. The scourge of violence against women continues to suffuse the league. Players have been more outspoken and demonstrative about political and social issues, ostracizing specific pockets of the general fan base. Ratings are down.
Steelers vs. Titans, Week 11 Preview: An ode to JuJu Smith-Schuster
