Recently the US Military had to pay over $5,000,000 to get these 14 NFL teams to honor US Veterans. It’s also an odd coincidence that #1 and #2 on the list are the 2 areas that are most commonly associated with the #ericsheppardchallenge.
- Atlanta Falcons – $1.05 million
- Baltimore Ravens – $884,500
- Buffalo Bills – $679,000
- Indianapolis Colts – $620,000
- Minnesota Vikings – $605,000
- Green Bay Packers – $600,000
- New York Jets – $377,500
- Kansas City Chiefs – $250,000
- Cincinnati Bengals – $138,960
- Dallas Cowboys – $62,500
- St. Louis Rams – $60,000
- Pittsburgh Steelers – $36,000
- Cleveland Browns – $22,500
- Miami Dolphins – $20,000
That’s according to a report discussed Monday by the crew on “Fox & Friends,” who were clearly irate with the news.
The “Fox & Friends” crew appeared to be irate about this while discussing it:
“Most of the time when you see these great ceremonies take place at the games — the flag comers out, we’re saluting our veterans and soldiers — you think ‘this is a great move by the teams to do this,’ We think they’re doing it on their own. It turns out they’re actually billing — billing — our military,” Elisabeth Hasselbeck
“$5.4 million over three years — most of it coming from the National Guard, I think there’s just this bad taste about it,” he added. “You didn’t know they were being paid for it.” Bret Baier
