evidence: CHIEFS CHAIRMAN AND CEO CLARK HUNT [...] HUNT: "As you guys have probably read or seen elsewhere the league and the player's union are discussing that policy right now. So there's really nothing to report on that. We're not doing anything on it and until the league tells us what the policy is there's nothing really to talk about." [...] HUNT: "We've not specifically talked about the anthem but we have talked extensively about the league's and the Chiefs' social justice initiative both in a group setting and with the players individually. I've talked to them about getting involved in the community and making a difference in causes they care about. Now that's not something new for the Chiefs. It's something that's been going in Kansas City since my dad brought the team here in 1963 and we're extremely proud of the work that our players do in the community. We've had five guys win the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award over the years and I've challenged the players to get out there and make a difference. There are so many of them who have a great heart and spend a lot of time and want to get involved. I've told them we'll support you not only with human resources but also financially in causes that you care about."