Fall Saturdays typically belong to college football. When it comes to the NFL and its dysfunctional relationship with Colin Kaepernick, however, nothing is typical.
Saturday was the day Kaepernick had, in theory, been waiting for — the first day of the rest of his NFL career. Earlier in the week, the league set up a workout for multiple teams to come see what the 32-year-old former San Francisco 49ers star quarterback had in the tank after nearly three seasons out of the league.
To Kaepernick (and anyone who’s paid attention to the NFL’s clumsy handling of any and all complicated, high-profile issues) the whole thing stunk from the beginning. Why was this rushed workout happening now, out of the blue, in the middle of the season?
Why on a Saturday, not on a Tuesday — the off-day for NFL teams — when all 32 teams could attend? We were finally past the point of uttering “Colin Kaepernick is still available” every time a starting quarterback either went down with injury or played ineffectively.
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I hope the SOB never plays pro again in his life !!!
ReplyDeleteHis 15 minutes of fame have been over for a long time. MOVE ON!!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope he moves to a communist nation
ReplyDeleteHe mad it all about himself!
ReplyDeleteBecoming a has-been shoe salesman is too good for him!
Kaepernick has a right to protest. I have the right to not watch NFL games because he has no respect for all the men and women who have served to protect America.
ReplyDeleteRoger that -
DeleteBasic 11-bravo
If any team picks him up I am rooting for whoever plays them.
ReplyDeleteI’d rather have lieutenant Dan as my kicker than Kaepernick as my quarterback
ReplyDeleteScrew this racist POS. Let him be an activist. How much will it pay?? He'll NEVER play in the NFL. HAHAHA.
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