[Bob Seger]

I have no problem wearing anything.

In the setting of the NFL "on the job" venue the NFL and it's owners have the right to set policy and enforce such. They have the right to dictate, dress code and on the field activities whether it be things that are said or actions made. It is not a democracy of what policy that may take action on "while on the clock and on the stage". It is a dictatorship. And there is nothing in the constitution that denies an entity in setting forth protocol on how their employees can present themselves in front of a paid audience there to view their entertainers...I seem to remember the Dallas Cowboys not allowing a patch on the Cowboys uniforms to honor the slain police officers after the Thugs Lives Matter assassins shootings in Dallas...Against the constitution?

ESPN fires people all the time for saying things that they don't deem socially acceptable or acceptable to their audience, and is all very legal.

There are some who have never held a real job who hollers the most. Many times there are those who ramble on about things that they don't have the first clue as to what they are talking about and it sticks out like a sore thumb. "ought not" and "just might" are both phrases that are speculative and hypothetical..