Isaiah Rodgers Says Vikings Fans Sent Him ‘Hitler’ Slurs And Racist Abuse

Let’s be candid. Each week around NFL venues nationwide, we witness alarming scenes—intoxicated fans brawling, individuals acting recklessly, toppling over seats, and exhibiting outright disorderly conduct during football matches. Given this weekly display of fan behavior, compounded by a social media environment where insults are readily flung at strangers without consequence, it's unsurprising that Minnesota Vikings supporters found a target after their team suffered a 28-22 loss to the Eagles, exacerbated by Jalen Hurts' aerial prowess.Recently, cornerback Isaiah Rodgers shared troubling racial messages directed at him via social media following the game. These offensive communications included heinous slurs and absurd comparisons to Hitler. Although these explicit messages are shocking, Rodgers noted they weren't even the most egregious he received. This abhorrent behavior is not an isolated incident, with Rodgers declaring, “Racism is real. Keep football football.” Following the backlash, the Vikings organization condemned the slurs, emphasizing there is no tolerance for such vile attacks on players.