The owner of the Dallas Cowboys wants his players to stand for the National anthem
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is not bending regarding the national anthem policy.
Jones made it clear yesterday that all of his players must stand for the national anthem, and they're not allowed to stay in the locker room.
The NFL adopted a new policy earlier this year which demands players stand during the anthem, but allows them to stay in the locker room if they didn't wish to participate.
The player's union filed a grievance for the policy and the league agreed last week not to enforce it while an agreement was worked out.
Jones addressed the recent comments by President Trump, and stated the President's position on the anthem isn't helping them find a solution.
The Cowboys hold their first training camp practice this afternoon.