In a development that has sent shockwaves through both the music and sports worlds, Bad Bunny is facing heavy backlash after publicly congratulating Sean “Diddy” Combs following the announcement of his controversial sentence. The Puerto Rican superstar took to social media to call the verdict “The greatest success in American law,” and even declared himself a lifelong fan of Diddy, saying: “I’m directing my musical identity through his genre to better suit the American trend.”
The statement immediately triggered outrage across the NFL community. According to insider reports, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was among the first to respond — reportedly collecting more than 15 signatures from executives and coaches representing 32 NFL teams, demanding that the league cut all previous collaborations or promotional ties with Bad Bunny.
Sources say Sirianni’s action stems from deep frustration and a desire to protect the NFL’s integrity from being associated with what he described as “a scandalous and divisive figure.” The move quickly gained momentum, with several other league officials backing the petition and urging the NFL to issue an immediate response.
As of now, the NFL has not made an official statement, but insiders claim discussions are underway at the league’s headquarters. Meanwhile, fans are fiercely divided — some defending Bad Bunny’s freedom of speech, while others call his comments “insensitive and disgraceful.”
This unprecedented clash between pop culture and professional football could mark one of the most controversial intersections of sports and celebrity influence in recent years — and the fallout is only just beginning.