This assignment aligns with all Course Learning Outcomes.  Describe the fundamental concepts of ethical maxims and principles common to sport organizations. Apply a working knowledge of ethical maxims and principles towards practical use within the professional work environment Develop Interpersonal skills required for effective application of ethical principles for sport organizations. Construct a research based comparative analysis of a moral dilemma within a major societal issue related to sports.   8 attachments Slide 1 of 8 attachment_1 attachment_1 attachment_2 attachment_2 attachment_3 attachment_3 attachment_4 attachment_4 attachment_5 attachment_5 attachment_6 attachment_6 attachment_7 attachment_7 attachment_8 attachment_8 QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help 71% Sun 8:29 PM – Untitled.mp4 + St nu Colin Kaepernick An American football player, as well as, one of the NFL’s biggest social activist. Started his career at University of Nevada, two time western athletic conference player of the year (2008,2010). The San Francisco 49er’s drafted him in the second round in 2011, and in his second season, after taking over as the starter lead the 49er’s to the superbowl. The following year (2013) he lead them to the NFC championship game, where they fell short to the seahawks. In 2014 Kaepernick had career highs, however the team started to struggle and lost head coach Jim Harbaugh after the season. In 2015 Kapernick struggled under the new coach and suffered a mid season injury 00:05 1 – 10:52 ????????? 10 MAR CC – 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help 71% Sun 8:29 PM – Untitled.mp4 + S1 nu Colin Kaepernick starts his protest. In 2016 Colin Kaepernick started the third pre season game sitting on the bench during the national anthem, which soon switched to kneeling alongside his teammates. Colin Kaepernick played his last season in the NFL in 2016 finishing with 16 passing and two rushing touchdowns, 2200 passing yards 450 rushing yards and only 4 interceptions in 12 games. However the rebuilding team finished 2-14, as well as cleaning house at coach and front office. After this season he would opt out of his last year with the 49er’s, and not receive another serious look from an NFL team. 01:18 -09:39 ????????? 10 MAR CC 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help 71% Sun 8:30 PM Untitled.mp4 St nu ot 10 PM The Protest During the 2016 season Kaepernick started to kneel during the national anthem, he was soon joined by teammate Eric Reid. The action of kneeling was soon picked up by many NFL players, to show support. Kaepernick’s protest became one of the most talked about topics in the NFL and in the mainstream media Many news host made comments and presidential candidate at the time Donald Trump ‘Players who Kneel should leave the country” as said by Trump Kaepernick was also on the cover of Time Magazine Throughout all of the criticism Kaepernick did not stop kneeling, and continued to raise awareness for police brutality and oppression of minorities within America o o 02:42 -08:15 Colin Kaepernick starts his protest. . 2014 ution and we . Clinic washing touchdowns, 2200 poing sering and any interaction • Howarding tramited 2-14. welcy Route coach and from Arran with her and we ver 1900RSKOLA 10.00 OB@el ???????? 10 MAR CC 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help 71% Sun 8:30 PM Untitled.mp4 St nu ot 10 PM Ethical dilemma ot 19 PM After playing a above average sixth NFL season Kaepernick opted out of his 2017 contract. However he received no offers or serious interest from an NFL team. In the 2017 free agency quarterbacks who had less on their resume and where being hired. One example of this is mike gellon signing a 18.5 million guaranteed contract. Many believed that Kaepernick was being blackballed from the NFL The question to the NFL teams was it’s players not allowed to peacefully protest issues they believed in? o And if they did and the owners did not agree would they be left unemployed? This Lead to Kaepernick filing a grievance with the NFL for collusion. 04:16 -06:41 The Protest 190ORROSOBI10. OBOR ???????? 10 MAR CC 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help 71% Sun 8:30 PM Untitled.mp4 St nu ot 10 PM Stakeholders ot 19 PM 1 The players ot 2 PM 1 ot 14 PM The Players, specifically Kaepernick who lost his job due to standing up for what he believes in. This leads to the question if players stand up for something they believe in can an owner cut them if they disagree? Although Kaepernick was not cut he was, seemingly run out of the NFL This also created a situation for players to be constantly asked questions about kneeling, what they believe should be done, and other non football related issues they do not get to choose if they want to be apart of. Should the NFL be able to prevent players from protesting? 07:43 -03:14 The NFL as a stakeholder w • 2020 og foreningen un month • Aldo Brian Fores 1900RSKOLA 10.00 OR ???????? 10MAR CC 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help 71% Sun 8:30 PM Untitled.mp4 St nu ot 10 PM Stakeholders ot 19 PM 1 ot 2 PM Sponsors Anyone company that was partnered with the NFL was subject to be forced to choose a side to be on for this issue. This can affect how that company is viewed by the public, shareholders, and other members 1 ot 4 PM Fans lot 27 PM The fans were also forced into a choose, somewhere angry that sports was becoming more political Some fans were happy that athletes were using their platform to promote social change. There was a large amount of differing opinions about the situation, and it turned some fans away from f 09:33 -01:24 Stakeholders Medlem 190ORROBOBB10 – ODNOS ???????? 10 MAR CC 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help (C. 71% Sun 8:30 PM Untitled.mp4 St nu ot 10 PM Questions? ot 19 PM 1 ot 2 PM Should the NFL be allowed to suppress the voices of its athletes as a private organization? Why did the NFL not have a more open dialogue with its players in 2016? Did the players use the platform the most effective way? What other options could they have used or paired with Kneeling? Why did the protest lose sight on police brutality and racism, and becoem more focused on the flag and disrespect? 1 o ot 14 PM 1 lot 27 PM 1 ot 19 PM 10:40 1–00:17 Stakeholders • Ayered with the word ochowa Camariwed by the authors and other Farm • The words come what sport becom darmowe, redom 90ORKOH10. ODDANOS ???????? 10MAR CC 6 éty A O ss QuickTime Player File Edit View Window Help $ 70% Sun 8:30 PM Untitled.mp4 St nu ot 10 PM Answers/ Solution ot 19 PM 1 ot 2 PM 1 ot 4 PM We saw the NFL walk back its stance in 2016, to show more support for players. o Although why did it take 4 years? I believe that was not until the big push from the public after the 2020 BLM protest. Along with the stance other leagues within america and around the world have supported its players and their causes. If more players talked about the issues and maybe used other methods to pair with kneeling it could of helped keep the main idea of police brutality the forefront. o Instead the protest was made more about disrespecting the flag and that was not the cause. Overall I think that Kaepernick should of been apart of a NFL team sometime in the last 5 years, yet he is not and now I think his time has passed. I think the NFL should try to work with Kaepernick on its diversity and community development as imunities. lot 27 PM 1 ot 19 PM 10:57 -| -00:00 Questions? • We were records are organisation . ??????? ??????? ??????? why die meerdere pollebranch, and becom.ro 190ROSOBN10OBDDANOST ???????? 10 MAR CC 6 éty A O ss Purchase answer to see full attachment Explanation & Answer: 8 Slides Tags: Interpersonal skills Sport Organizations Working Knowledge User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following our company’shonor code & terms of service.