'We have to use our moral compass to make decisions on what is right,' Broncos star Von Miller said to the protesters. 'It’s 2020. Muhammad Ali, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Jim Brown and we’re still fighting this fight. It’s up to us to keep it going.'
"One of the biggest reasons it touched my heart so much is because I just had a baby girl," said the Broncos linebacker."My mama raised me to love all, be kind to all, no hate in our heart. She always taught me the color of my skin meant I’d be treated differently or stuff happened to me differently.
Seeing many across the country and thousands in Denver stand up for the black community is what inspired many Broncos players to attend Saturday’s protest. It was a welcome sight for Simmons. "As encouraging as it is though, hopefully with this momentum we can affect positive change because it’s never had this type of atmosphere with so much support," Simmons said."The support means absolutely nothing if we can’t get change out of it."
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