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Former NFL RB Larry Johnson defends DeSean Jackson with a different fake anti-Semitic quote

In a response to ESPN’s Kevin Seifert, former NFL RB Larry Johnson defending NFL star DeSean Jackson’s fake Hitler quote yesterday with a different fake anti-Semitic quote and tweeted, “is it still ‘anti-Semitic’ when a Jew says it?”:

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And, yes, it would be anti-Semitic even if a Jew said it, but in this case, it’s fake:

We doubt Johnson cares, though:

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So, how many other NFL players hold this view?

Let’s get it all out in the open now:

As for Johnson, he not apologizing:

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