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Top NFL prospect and former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones has come under fire just ahead of the 2021 draft over an anti-Obama costume he reportedly wore when he was a 14-year-old boy.The 22-year-old Alabama grad who helped the Crimson Tide win two championships – one as a reserve quarterback and one as a starter — is widely considered a top-five pick for the NFL. Jones threw for 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns. He led Alabama to a perfect 13-0 record for the school’s 16th National Championship.Jones was born in 1998 in Jacksonville, Florida, where he received Pop Warner Scholar recognition before playing for his Florida high school. With all that, Jones is seen as a top NFL pick.But critics are blasting him after photos surfaced allegedly showing him dressed as “Nobama,” including an Obama mask and dreadlocks, reportedly worn when he was a teen.CSI Twitter Catches Ex-Bama QB Mac Jones in 4k Wearing a "NOBAMA" Costume w/ Dreads; His Sis Tweeted Pic Years Ago &amp; Tried to Delete, But It Was Too Late; Twitter Ponders How Much Bosa is Going to Love Him &amp; Why His DUI Never Gets Mentioned (Tweets-Vids)— Robert Littal BSO (@BSO)Many Twitter users went on the attack:it is HUGELY telling that Mac Jones comes from a racist family (or is a racist himself) and has 2 DUIs and he's being touted as a "leader" while Justin Fields gets questioned for his "passion for football"— Tyler Conway (@jtylerconway)Mac Jones and Nick Bosa relaxing in the off-season with some friends— Burgers and Blitzes (@NotToBeTrite)Mac Jones is racist?— ⚡️ (@Prime_VC)I've seen the photo from 2012 that Mac Jones' sister tweeted.Don't know for sure that's Mac in the costume.It's not the only thing Mac has to explain to future NFL employers.— Benjamin Allbright (@AllbrightNFL)Sorry Mac Jones we are at max capacity of MAGA players allowed on the Niners— I LOVE YOU JIMMY BUT WHO TF IS MY QB??? (@sf_derek)Jones is not the first college player who has gotten in trouble over his previous social media posts or things he did as a teenager.In 2019, top NFL pick Nick Bosa was forced to to keep his political ideas to himself after taking criticism from liberal sports media over his traditional conservative political opinions.The Ohio State defensive end once had several social media posts praising President Trump, slamming the NFL’s national anthem protests, and criticizing former NFL player Colin Kaepernick for his anti-American protests and opinions. Bosa began systematically deleting his political posts on social media in preparation for jumping into the NFL draft, but it was too late for them to have gone unnoticed.Young players in other sports have also had to apologize for old social media posts. For instance, ahead of the 2018 All-Star Game, MLB pitcher Josh Hader apologized&nbsp;for “racist” tweets he posted when he was only 17.Follow Warner Todd Huston on Facebook at: ..Please if you're having issues with commenting.

Top NFL prospect and former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones has come under fire just ahead of the 2021 draft over an anti-Obama costume he reportedly wore when he was a 14-year-old boy.The 22-year-old Alabama grad who helped the Crimson Tide win two championships – one as a reserve quarterback and one as a starter — is widely considered a top-five pick for the NFL. Jones threw for 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns. He led Alabama to a perfect 13-0 record for the school’s 16th National Championship.Jones was born in 1998 in Jacksonville, Florida, where he received Pop Warner Scholar recognition...

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