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Jewish Team Owners in the National Football League (NFL)
Following US President Donald Trump’s comments about the disrespect shown by the NFL’s players – as well as some of team officials and even owners – to the American flag. I thought it would be educational to run the numbers concerning just how many NFL team owners – who ultimately have the power to stop such public displays of national disrespect if they so choose – are jewish.
The NFL’s teams and their owners are as follows:
Arizona Cardinals: Bill Bidwill
Atlanta Falcons: Arthur Blank
Baltimore Ravens: Steve Bisciotti
Buffalo Bills: Terrence Pegula and Kim Pegula
Carolina Panthers: Jerry Richardson
Chicago Bears: Virginia Halas McCaskey
Cincinnati Bengals: Mike Brown
Cleveland Browns: Jimmy Haslam
Dallas Cowboys: Jerry Jones
Denver Broncos: Pat Bowlen
Detroit Lions: Martha Firestone Ford
Green Bay Packers: Green Bay Packers Board of Directors
Houston Texans: Bob McNair
Indianapolis Colts: Jim Irsay
Jacksonville Jaguars: Shahid Khan
Kansas City Chiefs: Clark Hunt
Los Angeles Chargers: Alex Spanos
Los Angeles Rams: Stan Kroenke
Miami Dolphins: Stephen Ross
Minnesota Vikings: Alan Landis, David Mandelbaum, Leonard Wilf, Mark Wilf and Zygmunt ‘Zygi’ Wilf
New England Patriots: Robert Kraft
New Orleans Saints: Tom Benson
New York Giants: John Mara and Steve Tisch
New York Jets: Woody Johnson
Oakland Raiders: Mark Davis
Philadelphia Eagles: Jeffrey Lurie
Pittsburgh Steelers: the Rooney Family
San Francisco 49ers: John Edward ‘Jed’ York
Seattle Seahawks: Paul Allen
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Malcolm Glazer
Tennessee Titans: Amy Adams Strunk, Kenneth Adams Jr., Thomas Smith and Susie Adams Smith
Washington Redskins: Daniel Snyder
Of these 40 individual owners the following 13 are jews:
Arthur Blank (Atlanta Falcons) (1)
Jim Irsay (Indianapolis Colts) (2)
Stephen Ross (Miami Dolphins) (3)
David Mandelbaum (Minnesota Vikings) (4)
Leonard Wilf (Minnesota Vikings) (5)
Mark Wilf (Minnesota Vikings) (6)
Zygmunt ‘Zygi’ Wilf (Minnesota Vikings) (7)
Robert Kraft (New England Patriots) (8)
Steve Tisch (New York Giants) (9)
Mark Davis (Oakland Raiders) (10)
Jeffrey Lurie (Philadelphia Eagles) (11)
Malcolm Glazer (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) (12)
Daniel Snyder (Washington Redskins) (13)
So in other words 32.5 percent of NFL owners are jewish, which – given that jews represent but 3 percent of the US population – (14) is just shy of an 1100 percent overrepresentation. This is up from 10.5/11.5 percent in 2010. (15)
Compare that to Muslims – who are 1.1 percent of the US population – (16) and are represented by a single NFL owner (Shahid Khan of the Jacksonville Jaguars). (17) This is merely double their representation of the US population and even this may reasonably be discounted because of the fact that it is mere minimum of possible representation. Where-as jews overrepresentation cannot be disregarded as a statistical anomaly, but rather must be seen as a salient fact to be noted, especially considering jews have long been a highly political minority. (18)
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