Nick Bosa could care less about what that league fine might be for that shocking moment last month showing the MAGA hat on the field. Talking to the journalists, the San Francisco 49ers defensive end boasted with confidence he would take all those happenings and added, "It was worth it enough."
Bosa Wears MAGA Hat and Fans Are Not Okay With it
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After the 49ers had defeated the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 27, Bosa surprised fans by sporting a "Make America Great Again" or MAGA hat in apparent support for Donald Trump.
According to TMZ, fans and critics alike had begun wondering if Bosa would be penalized or even get dinged in the wallet for violating the NFL's prohibitions on personal, non-league-approved messages. But Bosa said on Wednesday, Nov. 6 that he has yet to receive any notice from Commissioner Roger Goodell's office regarding a fine.
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Bosa Stands By His Display Despite Potential NFL Fine
While the league has before targeted similar incidents, Bosa does not seem bothered by this great possibility of a fine.
Speaking from his locker, he made clear that regardless of what the NFL decides to do about him, he's prepared to pay, showing no regrets for his choice, Los Angeles Times reports.
His hat display coincided with the rise of political tensions when Trump won a presidential victory over Kamala Harris. This made the public's reaction even worse.
No Plan to Diminish Support
Even though Bosa refused to share his political stance during Wednesday's interview, a wry smile and some words said casually pointed towards him being still on the side of Trump.
As the 49ers prepare for their big battle against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, fans can't but wait to see if the MAGA hat will make another appearance and perhaps set off further conversations on and off the playing field.
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