post Share on social media Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid is arguing that he suspended three players for kneeling during the national anthem.

Verdict: False

The claim originated from a satirical website.

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A Facebook post said Coach Reid took action against players who protested the anthem and included a photo of the coach with a small picture of Kapernick in the corner.

The caption reads, “Chiefs coach Andy Reid fires three top players who kneel during the national anthem. 'Stand up for the game, not against the anthem.'”

This claim is inaccurate. It originates from satirical news media. SpaceX EnthusiastAccording to the article, three top players who protested were expelled.

of Website The site includes a disclaimer indicating that it is a parody: “These articles are intended to be humorous and are often completely fictional. We make no claim that the information presented in these articles is true or accurate.” It further states: announcement I was contacted by the Chiefs to say that someone was recently suspended for protesting. (RELATED: Did Caitlin Clark Turn Down an Offer from Nike?)

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