The NFL just got schooled by the NHL on how to treat police officers

Tonight, the Dallas Stars will honor the five police officers who lost their lives in the line duty on July 7, 2016 in downtown Dallas. pic.twitter.com/HCP5brwuoU

— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) October 13, 2016

The NFL has proven to be full of a bunch of losers who are both anti-cop and anti-American. 

After five officers had been killed during a Black LIES Matter protest in Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Cowboys weren’t allowed by the league to put a small sticker on their helmets to honor the fallen and the badge. It was a shameful decision.

Then, you’ve got these millionaire crybabies like San Francisco 49er Colin Kaepernick and his cronies taking a knee during the national anthem to protest so-called police brutality.

But thankfully, there’s another pro team in Dallas who are willing to show their appreciation for our men and women in blue. The National Hockey League’s Dallas Stars applied decals to their helmets for their home opener and dedicated the game to the slain officers:

Tonight, the Dallas Stars will honor the five police officers who lost their lives in the line duty on July 7, 2016 in downtown Dallas.

THAT’s how it’s done! To the Dallas Stars, I salute you! Your support means the world.