5 NFL owners who support Donald Trump ft. Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder

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#3 - Robert Kraft

Bill Belichick, Donald Trump, and Robert Kraft

Donald Trump and Robert Kraft have had a public friendship for many years. Kraft also supported Trump during his campaign, reportedly donating a million dollars to the cause. Kraft has also gifted Trump with a jersey and helmet for the team he owns, the New England Patriots.

While Kraft is honest about his relationship with Trump, he also makes it perfectly clear that it doesn't mean he is also in favor of all his policies and opinions. Kraft once publicly criticized Trump for his stance on NFL players who were kneeling in protest during the National Anthem of games.

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#4 - Jerry Jones

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones

Opposite Robert Kraft, outspoken Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones publicly supported Donald Trump's stance on NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem. Trump believed players should be disciplined for doing so and should be forced to find other ways of protesting, and Jones agreed.

Jones hasn't been shy about publicly offering his support to the former president, often praising him for his aggressive approach to business and politics. This despite the fact that he doesn't necessarily agree with all of his opinions and actions. Jones also reportedly donated approximately a million dollars to Trump's campaign.

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#5 - Woody Johnson

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has somewhat entered the world of politics himself in addition to being a supporter of Donald Trump. Under the Trump administration, Johnson was named the United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom. He spent most of his time overseas and away from his NFL team.

Johnson reportedly contributed more than two million dollars to Trump's campaign as well as to Trump Victory, a joint committee formed between Trump and the Republican Party. Johnson isn't just a supporter of Trump, he's also a direct co-worker and a part of the foundation of his political party.