Not everyone is a fan of Chris Long’s charitable endeavors. After the Eagles defensive end penned a lengthy statement Wednesday, addressing the NFL’s policy change over the national anthem, Britt McHenry replied to Long’s remarks, claiming his decision to donate his $1 million base salary for the 2017 season was a shameless act for publicity. “Question. How much do you love the publicity of being a champion vs social issues vs you know the actual business and what people want? Not hating either way, but you and your brother pander so much. It’s comical,� McHenry tweeted early Thursday morning, referencing Long’s brother and Bears guard, Kyle. McHenry followed up to her previous comments minutes
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