The wife of former cornerback claimed that Cromartie's decision to take a knee during the national anthem cost him his job with Indy. Cromartie was released by the Colts, who have struggled on defense all season and consistently dealt with cornerback injuries and deficiencies. The team but he struggled and before being released. Cromartie's wife alleged in an Instagram post that has since been removed that he was told "not Nazem Kadri Women Jersey to take a knee" but "went with his heart" and did it anyway and "that cost him job."Here's what the quote on her Instagram post said: You are nothing more than an entertainer. Just shut up and do what we say. You have no rights as along (sic) as you are working J.T. Compher Jersey for me ... there are other places for you to fight and stand for what you believe.One things for sure I know my husband was told not to take a knee and he went with his heart and he took one. And that cost him his job ... and clearly this statement backs that up. .. Just paid to put on a show.Asked about players protesting the anthem at the NFL owners meeting this week, Colts owner Jim Irsay said it " .""I Matt Calvert Men Jersey think it's the wrong venue. It hasn't been a positive thing," Irsay said. "What we all have to be aware of as players, owners, PR people, equipment managers, is when the lights go on we are entertainment. We are being paid to put Cale Makar Women Jersey on a show. There are other places to expre s yourself." Asked about the comments from Cromartie's wife, the Colts pointed toward what Chuck Pagano said shortly after the cornerback was cut."I've said it before and I will say it again, every decision that we make as far as our roster goes and this team goes, is based on two things -- what is best for this team and what gives us the best chance to win," Pagano said. Cromartie himself posted an Instagram picture when he was released and didn't mention anything about a protest concern Andrei Mironov Kids Jersey .A photo posted by Antonio Cromartie (@antoniocromartie31) on Oct 4, 2016 at 12:04pm PDT