A letter sent to all 32 NFL teams by Commissioner Roger Goodell makes clear that the league wants to "move past" the anthem controversy.  The league will propose a standardized policy on behavior during the playing of the National Anthem that will include all players and team personnel standing. Previous policy said only that players "should" stand during the anthem.  The letter does not mention any punishment for players who refuse to stand, which makes enforcement of the policy problematic. ESPN: Goodell made it clear in the letter, obtained by ESPN's Adam Schefter, that he wants players to stand during the anthem. He did not provide specifics on how he intends to ensure it, but he wrote that it would "include such elements as an in-season platform to promote the work of our players on these core issues." The issue will be discussed, and likely acted upon, during the NFL's regularly-scheduled fall meetings on Oct....(Read Full Post)