The NFL announced that at least 11 teams will have representatives on hand for Kaepernick's private workout in Atlanta on Saturday, ESPN.com reports.
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Former NFL coach Hue Jackson is scheduled to lead Kaepernick's workout in front of representatives from the Cardinals, Falcons, Browns, Broncos, Lions, Dolphins, Patriots, Giants, Jets, Buccaneers and Redskins. The league statement indicated that additional teams may still commit to evaluate Kaepernick's workout, which will also include an interview portion. The 32-year-old quarterback hasn't appeared in the NFL -- or in any professional league -- since 2016.
all he said was "i would rather be an activist than a football player".
i have bad news for him, the NFL is a private and exclusive club and everyone is NOT invited to join. you are NOT that great, good but not great. you cant make all the passes so your arsenal has limitations. you opted out of your contract as if the world owes you something and the truth left you watching on TV.
so CK, get off your high horse or go back to you came from. either way, i will NOT be watching.
Comments
RP65Thu 11/14/19 10:03 PM
The representatives won’t need chairs since they will be resting in their knees. Lmao
joegibbskins07Sun 11/17/19 9:16 AM
all he said was "i would rather be an activist than a football player".
i have bad news for him, the NFL is a private and exclusive club and everyone is NOT invited to join. you are NOT that great, good but not great. you cant make all the passes so your arsenal has limitations. you opted out of your contract as if the world owes you something and the truth left you watching on TV.
so CK, get off your high horse or go back to you came from. either way, i will NOT be watching.