Fox News host Shannon Bream offered an on-air apology Tuesday to the Philadelphia Eagles.
In a segment Monday, she suggested footage showed players protesting the national anthem.
She admitted the footage was “unrelated.” The players had actually been kneeling in prayer.
“No team members knelt in protest during the national anthem throughout regular or post-season last year.”
According to SFGate, Bream continued, “We sincerely apologize for the error.”

Sixers’ Throwback Anthem Becomes the Soundtrack of a Comeback
And in hopes of protecting its shelf life, over the years the band kept the lyrics free
of references to specific players on the team — even the illustrious Julius Erving.
In the wake of “Here Come the Sixers,” other teams reached out to the band to write their theme songs, including
one for the N. H.L.’s Washington Capitals called “Clap for the Caps.” But none of them had much staying power.
Chris Heck, their president for business operations, cited the team’s new slate of uniforms, which quilt together several eras: There’s “Phila” lettering from 1960, stars from the 1970s
and a collar taken from the jerseys worn by the 76ers during the 1982-83 season, when they last won an N. B.A.
People seem to like it.”
The 76ers, under the direction of Scott O’Neil, their chief executive, have been dipping into the franchise’s past even as the team reinvents itself.
PHILADELPHIA — When T. J. McConnell, a reserve guard for the Philadelphia 76ers, was married last summer, his brother
and best friend surprised him at the end of the reception.
Deedley deedley deeeee!”
Williams, the Sixers’ general manager, appreciated how the song turned out — it
was exactly what he wanted, he said — but the team kept its rollout subtle.
So when Williams learned that Childress was in a rock band, he had an idea: Perhaps the 76ers needed their own theme song.

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Eagles’ Chris Long Joins Malcolm Jenkins as N.F.L. Anthem Protests Continue
There was no way I could go out there and hide behind the game.” Bennett also called for white
players to join the protests: “It would take a white player to really get things changed
In the latest incident, Eagles defensive end Chris Long, who grew up in Charlottesville, Va., put his arm around his teammate
Malcolm Jenkins, while Jenkins raised his fist during the anthem at a preseason game in Philadelphia on Thursday night.
At least two prominent players have sat during the anthem this preseason: Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett on Sunday
and Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch, who has returned to the league this year after retirement, on Saturday.
“I think it’s a good time for people that look like me to be there for people that are fighting for equality,” Long, who is white, told reporters.
But we also have to understand the other side that people do have rights and we want to respect those.”
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