NFL Bans Fans Ordering Jerseys From Using ‘Harambe’ As Last Name

By
Randy Oliver
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Harambe didn’t die for this.

As reported Wednesday morning by ESPN Business reporter Darren Rovell, the NFL has forbidden it’s fans from using ‘HARAMBE’ as a nameplate when they custom order their jerseys.

On NFLShop.com, or each team, you can order a customizable jersey where you can customize your last name and number, to which for whatever reason, the NFL now disallows.

Forget Colin Kaepnerick. Forget fining players for wearing 9/11 tribute cleats. THIS is something to protest the NFL for. What a travesty. RIP Harambe. Forever in our minds, and sometimes on the backs of our jerseys.

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