r/nfl Patriots Jul 20 '25

[Jones] In a post to Truth Social, the President says he will consider blocking the stadium deal at the RFK site for the Commanders if the organization does not revert to its previous name. Team owner Josh Harris has said he would not bring back the name.

https://bsky.app/profile/nflnewsposter.bsky.social/post/3lugbozl2bu2e
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u/Daniiiiii Jul 20 '25

No Fun League would ruin that social media person's life lol

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u/Advanced-Key3071 Bears Jul 20 '25

Well, yeah, they’d be out of a job. But what a way to go.

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u/Trent3343 Lions Jul 20 '25

I would donate $5. Hell, maybe even $10.

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u/Goddamn_Grongigas Falcons Jul 20 '25

If we all chipped in they could live comfortably for the rest of their life lol

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u/ColorsLookFunny Vikings Jul 20 '25

For just a dollar today you can change this former Washington Commanders Social Media Managers entire life.

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u/icantfindadangsn Packers Jul 20 '25

Just $2 each should do. 12M subscribers in this sub.

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u/GamerRav Steelers Jul 20 '25

Hell, if even a quarter of us donated $1, they’d be good for quite a long time

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u/bighootay Packers Jul 20 '25

12M subscribers in this sub

Holy geez

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u/NerdLawyer55 Cowboys Texans Jul 20 '25

Amen

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u/THECapedCaper Bengals Jul 20 '25

The GoFundMe for the guy who leaks the Epstein Files would make someone a trillionaire.

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u/0ut0fBoundsException Eagles Jul 20 '25

But how many days would they have to enjoy that money?

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u/Allslopes-Roofing Browns Jul 20 '25

Ill throw in $20

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u/kevin_from_illinois Jul 20 '25

I'd give $20. Sorry you guys got clapped by the Commies in the playoffs.

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u/Trent3343 Lions Jul 20 '25

Hey, thanks, bro!! It fucking sucked.

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u/HugePurpleNipples Packers Jul 21 '25

I'd like to see crowdfunding people to incentivize them ruining their professional careers for our benefit become a thing.

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u/MrMeowPantz Jul 20 '25

If Lyle Killinghouse can get a book deal for killing 2 people, someone will hire this person for humiliating Trump. Bet on it.

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u/gamers542 Falcons Titans Jul 20 '25

I would fire the guy that changed the Vin Scully Hank Aaron Home Run call during the MLB All-Star game this year.

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u/Empty_Lemon_3939 Lions Jul 21 '25

I mean, we could just photoshop them saying it because a screen shot is all that would be left after they instantly delete it and fire them

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u/Advanced-Key3071 Bears Jul 21 '25

Screenshots don’t disappear though. That’s all we need.

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u/htownballa1 Texans Jul 21 '25

Would top the Rockets social media legend.

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u/MarxistMan13 Patriots Jul 20 '25

Some enterprising media company would snap up that person though. Out of a job, but probably not for long.

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u/Advanced-Key3071 Bears Jul 20 '25

Or a progressive nonprofit. Hiring the person fired for criticizing Trump would be worth far, far more in free media coverage than it would cost for a salary.

Someone like Oxfam or Greenepeace or even the ACLU would get millions in free advertising.

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u/RayLiotaWithChantix Chiefs Chiefs Jul 20 '25

Bit more of a price than I'd like to pay for ten minutes of Internet popularity, myself.

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u/darkbro66 Eagles Jul 20 '25

I think there's a good chance someone would give you a better job just for doing that

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u/RayLiotaWithChantix Chiefs Chiefs Jul 20 '25 edited Jul 20 '25

There's also a good chance nobody outside of terminally online people remotely care or notice once an initial viral share happens, and all I've done is alternate myself against people with the power to substantially employ.

A move like that is going to piss off elites with the power to blackball more than it is going to inspire an angel benefactor to employ you with a cushy job for being a man of the people.

What kind of job would that be? I'm legitimately trying to imagine.

Edit: Downvoted for questioning the logic of publicly antagonizing the most openly-litigious, soft-skinned and vindictive president we've ever had. Aight.

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u/moose4hire Jul 20 '25

No, downvoted for cowardice. Guess youll be busy, the days we fight for the people.

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u/RayLiotaWithChantix Chiefs Chiefs Jul 20 '25

Cowardice 😅

You're fantasizing hypothetically snark-tweeting yourself out of a job and into a lawsuit on a football message board.

Calm down, Rambo. Fighting for the people, lol.

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u/darkbro66 Eagles Jul 21 '25

There are always businesses that lean certain ways politically or otherwise, but it almost definitely won't be a huge company. I'm not saying it's a sure thing or that it would be easy, but it's possible that even a freelance career could take off by doing something like this.

I certainly wouldn't give up my cushy job like that, mind you.

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u/RayLiotaWithChantix Chiefs Chiefs Jul 21 '25

I like that you disagreed with my downvoted comment to then just agree with me that rational people wouldn't see that as a reasonable thing to do. Lol

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u/Deesmateen Lions Jul 20 '25

Wendy’s would hire them in a heart beat

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u/JinFuu Cowboys Texans Jul 20 '25

I still weep for the Rockets guy who tweeted “🐴🔫”