Former NFL Coach Rex Ryan Is "Pissed Off" With President Trump's Comment As Jay-Z, Diddy and J. Cole Support League and Colin Kaepernick

President Donald Trump attempt to diss athletes just artists in music industry would do, have landed not in a nice spot with many celebrities, as they are expressing their dismay at his choice of expression which has caused more problems than resolving it.

Rex was President Donald Trump's supporter

Rex Ryan who is a former Buffalo Bills coach couldn't hold back his feelings at the 45th President of the United States call out to fans to boycott the NFL against athletes kneeling in protest against racism during the country's national anthem.
"I'm pissed off," Ryan said "because I supported [President] Donald Trump. I read this comment and its appalling to me."

J. Cole thinks Colin's being punished by the NFL

Rapper J. Cole also expressed his take on the NFL in a tweet, and call out on fans to boycott the league for Colin Kaepernick whom he believed was forced out for his stance.
"Hire 3rd party investigator approved by NFLPA to determine if kap was denied a job unfairly as punishment for his stance. (I know, I know)."

Jay-Z in BBC1 studio

Roc Nation's owner and 4:44 rapper Jay-Z, on his own part, has before the controversial comment from President Trump, had sent his diss message on an interview with BBC1 describing him as "a joke"
Bad Boy Records mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs also throw his weight behind NFL players and Colin Kaepernick, urging them keep up their protest.

"I just want to send some blessings and also some support to all the players in the NFL. My message to y'all — even though you ain't askin', so, please receive it, because I rarely give it in this way — y'all got a chance to do something really, really, really, really, really great tomorrow," he said.
"If you all do whatever you do in unity, you can’t be stopped," he continued. "Just do the math, man. Do the math, stick together, stand up for each other, ride with each other because believe me, we’re all we got and it has nothing to do with football or business. Y’all are our stars, y’all represent us, y’all are our strong heroes. So show that strength, please.”