Harrison Butker Advocates for Strong Fathers to Combat Violence

Following a tragic shooting at the Chiefs' Super Bowl parade, the NFL player emphasizes the importance of male role models over additional gun laws.

Harrison Butker, Kansas City Chiefs kicker and three-time Super Bowl Champion, emphasizes the role of strong fathers in combating violence in America.
Butker's comments come in the wake of a tragic shooting during the Chiefs' Super Bowl parade on February 14, where 22 people were injured and one was killed.
The NFL player rejects the notion that more gun laws are the solution, instead advocating for better male role models and fathers.
Statistics show crime is significantly higher in cities with a high percentage of single-parent homes, highlighting the need for stable family structures.
Butker also honored the victim, Lisa Lopez-Galvin, by giving her family a jersey, which she was wearing when she was shot and killed.