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Majority of Houston Texans players take a knee to protest owner's 'inmates' remark

A majority of Houston Texans players — reportedly all but 6 — took a knee during the national anthem prior to today’s game against the Seattle Seahawks in protest of team owner Bob McNair’s comment last week comparing NFL players to “inmates”:

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As far as the game is concerned, Texas is humming along and currently up on the Seahawks at the time of this post 14-7:

McNair has been under fire after saying “we can’t have the inmates running the prison” in regard to the kneeling protests before the games:

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