San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa said he doesn't regret wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat on the field at Levi's Stadium, even if he was fined.
next 30-24 Three of Bosa's teammates participated in an interview with NBC's Melissa Stark during the Oct. 27 game against the Dallas Cowboys.
As Stark was questioning star quarterback Brock Purdy about his halftime locker room speech, Bosa appeared from behind them wearing a white MAGA hat with gold lettering.
About a week later, reporters caught up with Bosa in the locker room and asked him about the “Sunday Night Football” incident.
“Obviously the people spoke and we got what we got.”
“Nick, you might get fined for your hat, how do you feel about that?” one reporter asked.
Botha paused and thought, then said, “I don't know, I don't have it yet. If you're going to come, I'll come.”
“Going in, did you feel like it was a possibility?” a second reporter asked.
Clearly trying to be cautious, Botha calmly replied, “It was worth it.”
“I don't think my position on speaking about this issue will change. Obviously the people spoke and we got what we got,” he added.
another media person A chime rang off-screen.asked Bosa if he had watched the election coverage, and Bosa said he had “enjoyed” watching it and “had a great time.”
“I was awake,” Bosa said, but the media session was quickly ended by 49ers staff.
Bosa was just one of several Trump-related headlines in the NFL leading up to the 2024 election. Bosa's teammates also supported the president.
49ers offensive lineman Jon Feliciano defended President Trump against allegations that a comedian made racist remarks at his rally at Madison Square Garden in New York.
“The only Puerto Ricans who are angry about Tony Hinchcliffe's joke are angry because it helps advance their own agenda,” wrote Feliciano, who is Puerto Rican himself. ×.
On the eve of Election Day, Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes' mother endorsed Trump in the pregame press box.
“Let's make America great again! Let's do it,” Randy Mahomes said.
Plus, Buffalo Bills fans learned they can't wear “Trump 2024” T-shirts at Highmark Stadium, giving them a little insight into the home team's house rules.
A group of fans clashed with security, who told them they were not allowed to wear political T-shirts of any kind inside the venue.
Fans debated, but according to Highmark stadium guide“Attire or material containing profane language, obscene graphics, or anything of a political nature” is prohibited inside the venue.
The NFL does not have a league-wide ban on such content, but as with some political issues, the decision is left to each team.
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