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The National Football League first painted slogans like “End Racism” in end zones in 2020 following a summer of racial tensions.

That specific message was ditched for this past season’s Super Bowl, but others remained.

Despite the league’s efforts to promote unity, NFL legend Brett Favre feels that the messages are counterproductive.

“I feel like they’re maintaining a divisive stance. They may say, ‘Well, we’re trying to bring everyone together.’ No, that’s not bringing everyone together,” Favre said on “The Sage Steele Show” earlier this week. “There are a lot of things in this world and in this country we can be better at. And I think we do continue to get better at certain things. But you’re creating more division by talking about a proble

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