Every time the NFL wades into political waters, it's an absolute dumpster fire. You would think owners, players, and the NFL itself would learn the best policy concerning politics is to simply shut up and focus on sports.

Blaming the security guard. We're just two months out from the election, so it shouldn't really be a surprise to see more and more folks wearing gear supporting their favorite candidate. And rather than wearing her team's gear,

The woman, Susan Rosener, is a Cardinals season ticket holder, and she and her husband were going to see them play the Rams at the State Farm Stadium when they were approached by a staff member who told her to remove her black “Make America Great Again” hat.

Rosener also said that she spoke to a guest services representative, who reiterated that MAGA hats are not allowed inside State Farm Stadium during Arizona Cardinals games. In a statement to Fox News Digital, the team confirmed that it has reached out to the aggrieved fan.

The Arizona Cardinals have apologized to a woman who was told she had to remove a MAGA hat in order to enter State Farm Stadium after complaints.

The Arizona Cardinals have apologized to a woman who was told she had to remove a “Make America Great Again” hat in order to enter State Farm Stadium for the team’s game against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

A fan was forced to throw their "MAGA" hat in the trash while trying to attend an Arizona Cardinals game last weekend.

An NFL team has issued an official apology for its MAGA hat controversy. Last week, a woman at an NFL game was reportedly forced to throw her Make America Great Again Hat in the trash. The security guard at State Farm Stadium in Arizona reportedly told the fan that she was violating the stadium's