BREAKING: NFL Star Stuns NBC with Postgame Protest - Guess Who Just Got Snubbed!

Nick Bosa was not picked by NBC as one of the San Francisco 49ers' three stars of the game following their Sunday Night Football win over the Dallas Cowboys. However, that didn't stop the 49ers' star defensive end from making headlines after the game. In a shocking turn of events, Bosa crashed a postgame interview to show his support for a rather unexpected figure - Donald Trump.

While the NBC broadcast team was busy discussing the 49ers' dominant win over the Cowboys, Bosa appeared out of nowhere, wearing a red 'Make America Great Again' hat and holding a 'Trump 2024' sign. The surprise move left the NBC commentators stunned, struggling to respond to the sudden interruption.

Bosa, who has been known for his strong personality and unapologetic attitude, seemed unfazed by the commotion he caused. When asked by a reporter about his decision to support Trump, Bosa replied, 'I believe in speaking my mind and standing up for what I believe in. If that means ruffling a few feathers, then so be it.'

The 49ers' star defensive end has been a vocal supporter of conservative values in the past, often using his social media platforms to express his opinions on politics and social issues. However, his postgame stunt has sparked a heated debate among football fans and pundits, with some praising his bold move and others criticizing his decision to bring politics into sports.

While NBC has not commented on the incident, the network's decision not to include Bosa in the 49ers' three stars of the game has raised eyebrows among fans. Many took to social media to express their disappointment, arguing that Bosa's dominant performance on the field earned him a spot among the game's top players.

The 49ers' win over the Cowboys marked a significant milestone in the team's season, cementing their position as one of the top contenders in the NFC. As the team looks to build on their momentum, Bosa's postgame protest has added a new layer of controversy to the already intense world of NFL politics.