The NFL announced a new policy for the national anthem Wednesday, per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, and Eagles defensive end Chris Long is among those who disagree with the rule changes.

The veteran discussed his thoughts on Twitter Wednesday:

The measure was unanimously adopted, cheap nike nfl jerseys from china according to Rapoport, although San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York said he abstained from the vote, per Sam Farmer of the Los Angeles Times.cheap official nike nfl jerseys

As Long mentioned, the decision seems designed to appease President Donald Trump, who railed against the NFL last season for not forcing players to stand for the anthem.

Long has been an outspoken opponent of the president over the past few years. After winning Super Bowl 51 with the New England Patriots, he refused to visit the White House. He is likewise preparing not to go to the White House again this year despite winning the Super Bowl with the Eagles.

Last season, Long donated his entire base salary to various educational charities.

While NFL owners are seemingly nfl cheap nike jerseys pleased with the changes regarding the anthem, Long is clearly among the players who don’t think the new policy is fair.new nike nfl jerseys for sale cheap

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