Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer’s goal to raise money for his foundation was lofty, but he had to back down amid disagreements over the venue’s cancellation.
In fact, a golf tournament was scheduled for July 10 at the Trump National Doral Club in Miami, only several sponsors and participants obviously didn’t want to be associated with the former President of the United States. As a result, Poyer confirmed at the end of the week that the activity will not take place this year. According to daily newspaper The Buffalo News, the ECMC Foundation’s withdrawal would have prompted the footballer to slow down the project.
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“I was hoping we could get over it and it seemed like we had succeeded, but that wasn’t the case. It seems like our ego has taken over the way we behave as humans. A major problem in the United States is not being able to share love, speech and laughter with people who may not have the same opinions or beliefs as you do, he said in an Instagram video. I’m sorry we’ve come this far.
“Unfortunately, we were sadly surprised by the negative comments from some who wanted to turn this into a political fight and divide our community. “We condemn violence of any kind and stand with Jordan as he continues to work to make a positive impact and be a role model to follow,” added Avalon Sports, the agency that represents players’ interests .
The latter made four interceptions in 12 games last season. Established in May 2022, the de Poyer Foundation aims to provide people struggling with drug problems and their families with the support and information they need.