September 11 at the Packers’ home, Lambeau Field didn’t feel like just another Week 2 game. The NFL called for a pregame moment of silence for Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder, who was s–t dead the day before at Utah Valley University. The tribute landed on the 24th anniversary of 9/11, a day the league traditionally marks with anthems, ceremonies, and flyovers. But this one came with a twist.

Green Bay was asked to participate. The other 31 teams got to decide. Opt in or stay silent. The optics were immediate, stirring debate, speculation, and social media firestorms. Later, when the league was asked about their decision, the NFL confirmed it was their call to hold a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk before Thursday night’s game between the Commanders and Packer

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