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In response to "The NFL is again heading toward a collision course of business priorities vs. social justice ideals. -- (link)" by budice

Has the NFL spoken about their treatment of colin kaepernick? Until that happens, nothing has changed. -- nm

Posted by colin (aka colinski) Jun 8 '20, 09:16

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long time listener, first time caller: was kaepernick good enough to be signed? I've always wondered. -- nm - amanda Jun 8, 09:34 5
- He was probably about 15-23rd in results. Far worse got signed than him so he should have had a job. -- nm - Will Hunting Jun 8, 09:53
- Yes but he was also offered contracts and turned them down because they weren’t to his liking. -- nm - spamlet Jun 8, 09:45 3
  - I think he was offered contracts teams knew he would refuse. I don't think any of them would have finalized a deal. This guy was NFL VP of - jnine Jun 8, 09:58 2
    - thank you for posting this. It's exhausting when people try to pretend this was anything other than a blackballing. It's bad enough that it happened -- (edited) - Diva Jun 8, 10:07 1
      - Right. He was one of the most successful qbs in the NFL. He isn't going to sign for a ridiculously low amount of money. Unfortunately, he can't - jnine Jun 8, 10:36

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