When Damar Hamlin wore the Takashi Murakami-designed "Travis Jesus" jacket to the Super Bowl, he didn’t anticipate the level of controversy it would ignite. The jacket, with its colorful, cartoon-style crucifix and "Eternal" inscription, was intended to represent Hamlin’s faith and appreciation for life after his miraculous recovery. However, not everyone viewed it this way. Adrian Peterson and other critics expressed concern that the imagery was disrespectful. Hamlin, responding with grace, explained that his intent was never to offend but to express his gratitude for being given a second chance. The controversy brought up important discussions about where the line is drawn between artistic expression and respect for religious symbols​.
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