Loading...
Market
How will Harrison Butker's endorsements change by the end of 2024?
5
Kansas City Chiefs•Harrison Butker•Super Bowl•Benedictine College•Catholic•Joe Biden•Pride Month•NFL•Butker•Chiefs
Resolution / Starting Odds
Loses all major endorsements • 33%
Loses some endorsements • 33%
No change in endorsements • 33%
Public announcements from brands or Harrison Butker's management
Story
Chiefs' Super Bowl Champion Harrison Butker Sparks Controversy with Benedictine College Speech
May 15, 2024, 06:30 PM
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker, a three-time Super Bowl champion, has sparked controversy following a commencement speech at Benedictine College. During his 20-minute address, the devout Catholic criticized President Joe Biden's stance on abortion and his leadership, expressed opposition to Pride Month, and emphasized traditional gender roles, urging female graduates to embrace the role of homemaker. The speech has drawn significant backlash, with critics labeling it as misogynistic and homophobic. The NFL has distanced itself from Butker's remarks, reiterating its commitment to inclusion. A petition calling for Butker's release from the Chiefs has garnered nearly 30,000 signatures.
View original story
Similar markets
Retains all major sponsors • 33%
Loses some sponsors • 33%
Loses all major sponsors • 34%
Loss of major sponsors • 25%
Gain of new sponsors • 25%
No change in sponsors • 25%
Mixed changes in sponsors • 25%
Yes • 50%
No • 50%
Increased Sponsorships • 33%
Decreased Sponsorships • 33%
No Change • 34%
Increased support • 33%
Unchanged support • 33%
Decreased support • 34%
Significantly Negatively Impacted • 25%
Slightly Negatively Impacted • 25%
No Impact • 25%
Positively Impacted • 25%
Increases in speaking engagements • 33%
No change in speaking engagements • 33%
Decreases in speaking engagements • 34%
Withdraw sponsorship • 25%
Publicly support Butker • 25%
Publicly criticize Butker • 25%
No public stance • 25%
Loss of all endorsements • 33%
Partial loss of endorsements • 33%
No impact on endorsements • 34%
Gains significant new endorsements • 33%
Loses existing endorsements • 33%
No significant changes in endorsements • 34%