NFL Coaches Face Backlash for Pride Month Stance

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NFL coaches are catching heat for backing players who call out Pride Month as unrighteous.

Titans' defensive coordinator, Tim Henderson, posted a Bible verse on X about being persecuted for doing right.

And he retweeted a Jets player defending. A release teammate stands on Sin vs. Righteousness.

Earlier this week, Henderson slammed Pride Month events, including the NBAs, labeling them outright wrong.

This comes amid broader talks in the league about faith in a diverse locker room.

Coaches like Titans, headman Mike Raeble stressed educating players on how their words reflect the whole team.

They push for inclusivity and comfort, but draw aligned players can share beliefs, yet actions carry weight beyond personal views.

Raeble admits it's a tightrope, never dictating feelings but ensuring everyone gets the bigger picture of representation.

As the league eyes unity, expect more on how these views play out in training camps ahead.