by Ron Kersten
According to a source to Pro Football Talk, no one has contacted Colin Kaepernick’s agents about signing their client to an NFL contract, Breitbart News reports.
“Per a source with knowledge of the situation, there was some ‘fake’ interest expressed immediately after Floyd’s death, seemingly out of guilt,” Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio writes.
“There has been zero interest expressed as to Kaepernick ‘in months’,” Florio added.
“At one point along the way, NFL Media reported that teams had contacted ‘friends and associates’ of Kaepernick, and that they would be contacting his agent when they “get to the point where they’re confident enough that they think they can work out a contract.” So either they never got to the point of confidence that they can work out a contract, or it was all just more bullshit.”
Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio gets very emotional when it comes to Colin Kaepernick.
Still, the truth is there’s likely as little interest from Kaepernick in the NFL, as there is from the NFL in Kaepernick. Right now, Colin Kaepernick lives a charmed life of the occasional speaking engagement, running a social justice camp for kids, tweeting something insane on the 4th of July, and filming the occasional video for Nike.
From Chicks On The Right:
The virtue signaler has been bamboozled by second-hand virtue signaling! While Kaepernick has been a king complainer, draped in a veil of social justice of course, it seems that only the media is interested in dealing with him.
I guess outwardly expressing how anti-American you are, while the American people are the ones contributing to your success, isn’t as woke of a fad as Kaepernick was initially led to believe.
Sucks to suck…
While attracting attention does in fact help the views, which corresponds to monetary gain in some shape or form, there’s also the wrong kind of attention that no one wants to even put up with.
To me, it’s synonymous to the girls who post their boobs and butt on Instagram for free… one after another, every single day… and you think to yourself, “alright, alright, we get it, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen all you’re capable of.”
I’ve heard that offers where made to him, but he wanted to be a Prima Donna and set when and where he would be interviewed, and also over priced himself for what he was worth. He would rather play the victim card, and whine about his horrible life on talk shows, or speak at colleges about his mistreatment. He is a spoiled child who needs to grow up. I never thought he was anything more than an average player. If he really wanted to play, he could, and the only thing stopping him from doing so is himself!