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IT BEGINS: Papa Johns blames NFL anthem protests on sales decline

Papa Johns management claimed on an earnings conference call earlier today that the NFL national anthem protests are hurting the company’s sales and CEO John Schnatter blamed NFL “leadership” for the “current debacle”:

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Or maybe sales declined because the pizza isn’t that good?

https://twitter.com/talter/status/925773656289972224

Are other advertisers seeing the same decline?

Regardless, many on Twitter are calling out Papa Johns for criticizing the protests:

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https://twitter.com/emilyblincoe/status/925781298148532224

But this is a little over-the-top:

Over-the-top, but predictable.

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