49ers' Nick Bosa Faces Potential Fine for Wearing MAGA Hat Post-Game

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49ers' Nick Bosa may face a fine from the NFL after he wore a 'Make America Great Again' hat during a post-game interview with quarterback Brock Purdy. The NFL rulebook prohibits players from displaying personal messages that relate to political activities without prior approval. Bosa has been a longtime supporter of former President Trump, but his move could cost him. The league previously fined Pittsburgh Steelers receiver George Pickens $10,000 for displaying a personal message on his eye black during a game. Bosa has received support from NFL Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher, who commented on his Instagram post with two American flags and the message 'MAGA.'

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