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NFL players, owners respond to president’s remarks on social media

By Maghen Moore
Sept 24, 2017

The National Football League’s players –– and some owners –– reacted on social media after President Donald Trump called for a boycott of the league.

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Atlanta Falcons safety, Ricardo Allen

Green Bay Packers quarterback, Aaron Rodgers

New England Patriots owner, Robert Kraft

Atlanta Falcons running back, Devonta Freeman

Green Bay Packers tight end, Martellus Bennett

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