The Future of Colin Kaepernick
May 26, 2022
Colin Kaepernick received a long-awaited workout invitation from the Las Vegas Raiders yesterday.
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Colin Kaepernick received a long-awaited workout invitation from the Las Vegas Raiders yesterday.
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn suggested the team could pursue free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
In this episode of “The Observant Lineman,” Uche Nwaneri says now that Colin Kaepernick does not want to play. He
Ideally, Colin Kaepernick never plays a down in place of Tom Brady in 2019. However, the New England Patriots should
Colin Kaepernick, supposedly healthy and ready to return to pro football, will be in Atlanta on Saturday to hold a private workout session on Sunday.
Fitzpatrick brings a valuable veteran presence to the Dolphins that could help develop a younger quarterback, writes Griffin Clark.
By Producer Alex Oh, another day, another batch of politically-ambiguous sports jokes. The Washington Capitals won the President’s Trophy. Now
Colin Kaepernick received a long-awaited workout invitation from the Las Vegas Raiders yesterday.
Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn suggested the team could pursue free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
In this episode of “The Observant Lineman,” Uche Nwaneri says now that Colin Kaepernick does not want to play. He must go away.
Ideally, Colin Kaepernick never plays a down in place of Tom Brady in 2019. However, the New England Patriots should still sign the former San
Colin Kaepernick, supposedly healthy and ready to return to pro football, will be in Atlanta on Saturday to hold a private workout session on Sunday.
Fitzpatrick brings a valuable veteran presence to the Dolphins that could help develop a younger quarterback, writes Griffin Clark.
By Producer Alex Oh, another day, another batch of politically-ambiguous sports jokes. The Washington Capitals won the President’s Trophy. Now they’re the second team aided by
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