Well then he will fit in perfectly in NY. Lots of liberals up there. We will see if he is dumb enough to express his political views once he becomes pro. His job is to play football. It shouldn't matter what his political views are. It only matters if he wins football games. If he is the best QB available when we pick in the draft and wins games then I for one will support him. If not then if he expresses his political views there could be a problem. I would even say if Kap won games he would have a job right now. Winning cures everything.
In a vacuum I would agree completely. Josh Rosen has the 1st amendment on his side. However, if drafted he will be an EMPLOYEE of the NYJ and Woody Johnson sets the rules for that organization. He would every right to tell Rosen he cannot discuss politics or be so outspoken about his political leanings? It's his company and he can set the rules as he chooses. Personally, I wouldn't agree with that, however, there are many things we can say outside of work. In contrast, if we said those same things on the clock we could get walked right out the door.
The President, a right wing guy, is essentially Josh Rosens bosses boss? Woody Johnson works for the president and therefore, Josh Rosen may be compelled or else to keep it to himself?
Either way, I see this being a potential powder keg waiting to happen? Just think, if Colin Kaepernick never gets signed by a team and the Jets end up being in the QB mess a lot of see happening? MANY people will call out Woody because he did NOT sign Colin Kapernick. Regardless, of the fact we all know he just sucks as a player? They'll be accusations of Racism because Woody is part of Donald trumps cabinet?
And WHAT, if anything at all, would that potential situation ADD to the Josh Rosen situation?
You can call me nuts all you'd like, but I see this having the potential of where politics and football collide?
