There was a moment – Colts linebacker Zaire Franklin wasn’t exactly sure which – when the eight-year NFL vet took a single second to take stock of the scene and situation Sunday.

In the middle of the stadium where Jesse Owens shocked the world 89 years ago with an iconic performance that was heroic in its sporting accomplishments and as a political statement, the Colts’ emotional leader reflected on the way the impact of the Black sprinter's four-gold medal performance in the 1936 Summer Olympic Games.

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