An NFL team reportedly used San Francisco 49ers star Nick Bosa’s Donald Trump-supporting stunt to warn its players about the potential cost of speaking out ahead of Election Day. In his weekly notebook at Sports Illustrated, NFL insider Albert Breer said ...

After the San Francisco 49ers beat the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night, Nick Bosa decided to crash the postgame interview that was taking place on NBC with three of his teammates.  When Bosa showed up,

The NFL is looking into a fine of Nick Bosa after the 49ers defensive end wore a “Make America Great Again” hat on the field after San Francisco’s win against the Dallas Cowboys.

After Sunday's game between the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys, 49ers defensive lineman Nick Bosa had a message for Sunday Night Football 's television audience. Bosa crashed his teammates' postgame interview with NBC and flashed a pro-Donald Trump "Make America Great Again" hat in the process.

The NFL is taking its time making a decision on whether to discipline Nick Bosa for flashing a “Make America Great Again” hat during NBC’s “Sunday Night Football”

Nick Bosa crashed his San Francisco 49ers teammate’s postgame interview on Sunday night to make a Donald Trump statement with his “Make America Great Again” hat, although he didn’t back it up with much of an actual statement when asked about it. But let’s focus on the hat itself: was that a violation of NFL rules?

Griffin argues that Bosa’s hat choice violated NFL rules and recalls his own experience with fines over personal messages.

Following the San Francisco 49ers’ last game, defensive end Nick Bosa went viral for showing his “Make American Great Again” hat during a television interview, which was pretty clearly in violation of NFL rules.