'We've got to do something': NFL QBs drastically shift tone on racial justice after George Floyd's death

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'We've got to do something': NFL QBs drastically shift tone on racial justice after George Floyd's death

'We've got to do something': NFL QBs drastically shift tone on racial justice after George Floyd's death

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Published 15 Jun 2020

Since George Floyd's death, NFL quarterbacks have been outspoken about matters of racial justice, marking a notable change from just a few years ago.

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