Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin addressed the media in a hastily arranged press conference, making it clear that his team is focused on football, not political or social statements. “We’re not here to celebrate rainbows, unicorns, or whatever mystical forces these Pride Nights represent. This is about football,” Tomlin stated, emphasizing the team’s commitment to toughness and tradition over what he sees as distractions.
Tomlin’s remarks were met with a mix of nods from players, some appearing unsure about the stance but standing by their coach nonetheless. “There’s no place for woke or satanic influences in our locker room,” he added, making it clear that the decision was firmly rooted in what the team sees as preserving the sanctity of the sport.
The Steelers’ boycott of Pride Nights has ignited a firestorm on social media, with reactions ranging from support to outright confusion. Some fans praised the team for taking a stand against what they perceive as “woke culture,” while others were baffled by the association of Pride events with satanism.
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