NFL Owner: [Stupid] To Let The Inmates Run The Prison!

Crustacean NFL owner calls all the NFL players a bunch of inmates.

Poor choice of words for Houston Texan owner.

In Donald J. Trump's America, racism is back. It's no longer under the hood. It's in the suit and tie.

As you know conservatives and the Republican Party are outraged over NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem.

Many of the NFL players that are calling for the public to know that they're not disrespecting the military, the veterans and the police. The NFL players are calling for police reform and acknowledgment of racism in the United States.

Houston Texans Braxton Miller. He was the former quarterback and running back for the Ohio State Buckeyes. He is from Dayton, Ohio.

Bob McNair, the team's owner is under fire for a racially offensive comment in the wake of protest.

"WE CAN'T HAVE INMATES TO RUN THE PRISON!"

He referred players as inmates. On top of that, he stood by them.

The team was none too happy about these remarks. The team wanted to walk out of practice. Some team members wanted to rip off the logo. Some might

Today, the Texans will play the Seattle Seahawks. The team is likely going to protest McNair.

There are calls for McNair to relinquish the team. It seems eerily similar to the Donald Sterling controversy. Sterling who was then the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers has said some offensive comments about black people on tape. The Clippers were none too happy those comments. The team actually took off their jerseys. The Clippers were close to forfeiting their games.

Something's going to happen today.

McNair who is a supporter of Donald J. Trump has been real critical of the Colin Kaepernick controversy.

Kaepernick has sued the NFL owners for being sidelined. The NFL community seen a dropoff in ratings because of the controversy. The controversy has become a political lightening rod.

Many NFL owners want the madness to stop. They believe the players should be enforced to stand for the national anthem.

Other owners like Bob Kraft and Jerry Jones have criticized NFL players for taking a knee. Kraft owns the New England Patriots and Jones owns the Dallas Cowboys respectively.