Similarly, in fact that the poster Acreage Holdings to help medical marijuana-not the only advertising Super Bowl, which will be rejected this year.

Nine Line Apparel, a clothing brand from Georgia that promotes itself as a firm for “Patriotic Americans," tweeted Friday that its Super Bowl advertising was actually rejected by CBS.

The Billboard, which was aimed at defying Colin Kaepernick opposite racial inequality during the national anthem, played precisely with Kaepernick's 2018 “Just Do It” campaign with Nike.

For winning appealed to CBS for an explanation on the ad and will update with his answer.

The CEO of Nine Line Apparel Tyler Merritt said, in fact that CBS has rejected advertising in a statement to the Washington Examiner:

"The alleged root cause of CBS's refusal to advertise a super bowl that extols patriotism is entirely beyond the scope," he said. "Let's call it this: an outrageous attempt to censor news that their politically correct heads consider offensive. We call on the Yankees, who consider it necessary to show respect for our flag and national anthem, to join us in calling for this offensive bias. It's time to give the CBS penalty flag.”

While Merritt's statement was directed at CBS and the narrative that disobedience during the national anthem itself is unpatriotic (it's not), Merritt missed the point that the practice of disobedience during the anthem itself was significantly reduced in 2018. Only Eric reed, Kenny Stills and albert Wilson knelt during the anthem this season. Other players raised their fists or stayed in the locker room.

Kaepernick's final one played in the NFL in 2016 and contains a long-term complaint about the deal filed against the League.