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Chief Roundup 10-16-2017 08:35 AM
Either there is some proof or an attorney is just taking his money knowing they cannot win.

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displacedinMN 10-16-2017 08:40 AM
Maybe he is just a bad QB

redfan 10-16-2017 08:42 AM
Good luck buttercup, that's gonna be difficult to prove.

Frazod 10-16-2017 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 13155840)
Maybe he is just a bad QB
That can't be it! Getting benched in favor of Blaine Gabbert is a mark of excellence! LMAO

BigRedChief 10-16-2017 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Frazod (Post 13155385)
You want all the bullshit that comes with him just so he can be your backup? The media coverage? The fan outrage? Over a ****ing backup?

NO, you don't. That's why the loudmouth one who sucks the penis doesn't have a job. Well, that and he sucks.
oh I agree he now has a lot of serious baggage that comes with him. That is a legitimate part to consider.

But, we have people on our team who beat their pregnant girl friend. Committed crimes. These are not Boy Scouts.

Frazod 10-16-2017 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 13155885)
oh I agree he now has a lot of serious baggage that comes with him. That is a legitimate part to consider.

But, we have people on our team who beat their pregnant girl friend. Committed crimes. These are not Boy Scouts.
Hill never beat his girlfriend on the sideline while the National Anthem was playing.

displacedinMN 10-16-2017 09:12 AM
1. Many people in the real world get 'blacklisted' Everyone in a company knows 'that person' that just sucks and no one wants them around or in their group. The hope is that you make it difficult enough for them to just leave so you don't pay them unemployment.

2. Kaep needs to shut his mouth.

3. So does his girlfriend. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...eet/636586001/

nychief 10-16-2017 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 13155977)
1. Many people in the real world get 'blacklisted' Everyone in a company knows 'that person' that just sucks and no one wants them around or in their group. The hope is that you make it difficult enough for them to just leave so you don't pay them unemployment.

2. Kaep needs to shut his mouth.

3. So does his girlfriend. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...eet/636586001/

1) This isn't Todd from HR with the bad breath... it's possible collusion within an industry.

2) He has every right voice his beliefs.

3) Ray Lewis s a ****ing murder...and should shut his mouth.

Chiefnj2 10-16-2017 09:18 AM
Which backup job has Kap turned down?

jjchieffan 10-16-2017 09:27 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by nychief (Post 13155991)
1) This isn't Todd from HR with the bad breath... it's possible collusion within an industry.

2) He has every right voice his beliefs.

3) Ray Lewis s a ****ing murder...and should shut his mouth.
1) Just because nobody wants to hire him doesn't prove collusion. Where is the smoking gun? Also, I guess that Mel Gibson should sue the movie industry. He was pretty much blackballed a few years ago. Where is his lawsuit!

2) He can voice his beliefs on his own time. Not on the sideline where he is employed to play football.

3) Not really relevant to the conversation, so I'm not addressing it.

Frazod 10-16-2017 09:57 AM
Too bad Lewis didn't murder Kaepernick.

thegame214 10-16-2017 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Frazod (Post 13156122)
Too bad Lewis didn't murder Kaepernick.
Seems like a harsh thing to do to someone for kneeling

Chiefnj2 10-16-2017 10:06 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jjchieffan (Post 13156027)
1) Just because nobody wants to hire him doesn't prove collusion. Where is the smoking gun? Also, I guess that Mel Gibson should sue the movie industry. He was pretty much blackballed a few years ago. Where is his lawsuit!

2) He can voice his beliefs on his own time. Not on the sideline where he is employed to play football.

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2) He isn't "voicing" his opinion on the sideline. It is a silent protest. He is not doing anything that violates a team rule or the CBA.

1) This remains to be seen during the course of discovery.

Indian Chief 10-16-2017 10:09 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 13155999)
Which backup job has Kap turned down?
Which backup job was he attempting to get? He didn't opt out of his 49ers contract to go be a backup somewhere. He thought he was going to get a starting gig. When that didn't materialize, his agent put out feelers that he would accept a backup job. He overestimated his own value. So then the Seahawks and Ravens started to test the waters. As was already pointed out, his girlfriend called the Ravens owner a racist and a slave owner and called Ray Lewis an "Uncle Tom." He muddied the waters and then tried to play nice afterward. At that point, it wasn't salvageable.

And putting all that aside, who really wants this circus for a BACKUP QUARTERBACK? Not even the starter.

None of this requires collusion. That's what really gets me. None of the owners had to call each other or sit down in a room and agree not to sign him. No one wants to deal with this nonsense.

nychief 10-16-2017 10:16 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazod (Post 13156122)
Too bad Lewis didn't murder Kaepernick.


Oh **** off. Go back to drinking and watching fox and friends....moron.

Ragged Robin 10-16-2017 10:19 AM
seems pretty dumb and a waste of a lot of money he probably could use to support his currently unemployed lifestyle instead

Chiefnj2 10-16-2017 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Indian Chief (Post 13156153)
Which backup job was he attempting to get?
I don't know. Someone made the claim he turned down some backup jobs. I was wondering which ones. I was not aware that there was a pending offer from someone.

To people who say he is a backup at best. There is no way he is worse than the Jags and Browns starting QB's.

jjchieffan 10-16-2017 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 13156144)
2) He isn't "voicing" his opinion on the sideline. It is a silent protest. He is not doing anything that violates a team rule or the CBA.

1) This remains to be seen during the course of discovery.

Oh but he most certainly is voicing his opinion when he kneels. He went out and stated his reasoning for doing it. So every time that he knelt, he was repeating that statement in his actions. His actions are his voice. Don't try to change that because he isn't vocally saying it on the sideline. But I believe that I have seen the NFL policy on player conduct during the anthem. I haven't verified to see if that policy actually exists. But assuming that it does, the policy that I saw posted says that players are to be standing with their hand on their chest. He would definitely be in violation of that.

Buehler445 10-16-2017 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13155249)
TO was a dinosaur age wise and Tebow ****ing sucked. Kaep was ok last year and should be on a team. No ****ing way will you ever convince me Weeden, Casssel, Hogan, etc are worth a spot over him.
Right. But it's not a new development.

Weeden Cassel and Hogan had jobs last year too. All while there is some schlub on his couch that put up 500 yards at Nowhereville A&M would be better. This is not evidence. This condition existed before Kaepernick.

Easy 6 10-16-2017 10:50 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Indian Chief (Post 13156153)
Which backup job was he attempting to get? He didn't opt out of his 49ers contract to go be a backup somewhere. He thought he was going to get a starting gig. When that didn't materialize, his agent put out feelers that he would accept a backup job. He overestimated his own value. So then the Seahawks and Ravens started to test the waters. As was already pointed out, his girlfriend called the Ravens owner a racist and a slave owner and called Ray Lewis an "Uncle Tom." He muddied the waters and then tried to play nice afterward. At that point, it wasn't salvageable.

And putting all that aside, who really wants this circus for a BACKUP QUARTERBACK? Not even the starter.

None of this requires collusion. That's what really gets me. None of the owners had to call each other or sit down in a room and agree not to sign him. No one wants to deal with this nonsense.
Well said

Gravedigger 10-16-2017 10:56 AM
Some court will give it to him as a severance package. I have no problem with it, their are tons of worse lawsuits out there than this one, by far.

Hydrae 10-16-2017 10:58 AM
Maybe he should add Ray Rice and they can make it a class-action lawsuit. :shrug:

thegame214 10-16-2017 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Hydrae (Post 13156249)
Maybe he should add Ray Rice and they can make it a class-action lawsuit. :shrug:
Kaep has some support, Ray Rice would hurt his case associating with him given the video/backlash.

redfan 10-16-2017 11:06 AM
Kap's angling for a settlement. It's the only thing that makes sense.
Gonna be tough to actually prove collusion unless teams were really careless, and even then you'd have to show teams conspiring with one another in hard copy form.
Good luck with that.

lawrenceRaider 10-16-2017 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13155216)
When you watch Matt Cassel take snaps, I don't think you can say he doesn't have a point. Or Kevin Hogan.

They ****ing suck dick. Collusion is taking place.
Meh. Kaep sucks as well. Cassel at least doesn't poison the team outside his suckitude. Hogan might still be a work in progress?

When Kaep stopped working on his game and believed the hype, then gave more effort to the kneeling stuff, he blew up his opportunity.

Dayze 10-16-2017 11:31 AM
https://sports.yahoo.com/boomer-esia...152244156.html

Spoiler!


"He could be fighting for social justice and be the greatest human being in the world. At the end of the day, football teams want players who want to play football and who are good at it, and I don't believe he's either one."

The Franchise 10-16-2017 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Dayze (Post 13156310)

"He could be fighting for social justice and be the greatest human being in the world. At the end of the day, football teams want players who want to play football and who are good at it, and I don't believe he's either one."

Pretty much that. Dude hasn't shown that he's all in on football. At least not from my perspective.

Dayze 10-16-2017 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 13156325)
Pretty much that. Dude hasn't shown that he's all in on football. At least not from my perspective.
yep.
Boomer, for me anyways, pretty much summed up all the nonsense in a single sentence.

vailpass 10-16-2017 11:43 AM
I'd rather get tampered with by DeBerg than read a Cooper Barrett thread.

scho63 10-16-2017 11:52 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13155216)
When you watch Matt Cassel take snaps, I don't think you can say he doesn't have a point. Or Kevin Hogan.

They ****ing suck dick. Collusion is taking place.
Being a talent isn't what it is ALL about. The NFL is a business.

Why isn't Ray Rice in the NFL? :hmmm: He is more talented than many running backs playing today.

gblowfish 10-16-2017 12:31 PM
My advice to Kaep would be to start watching the CFL and learn how to move a team on only three downs.

BucEyedPea 10-16-2017 12:35 PM
People act as if all kinds of folks in an industry talking about not signing someone, based on their behavior. is actually illegal collusion. It's not. LMAO

Marcellus 10-16-2017 12:45 PM
Knile Davis should join this lawsuit. He was once really good and no one will sign him now either and look at all the shitty RB's on teams.

DeepSouth 10-16-2017 12:55 PM
I haven't read through the whole thread but, if he were to win the lawsuit, would the NFL be forced to make a team sign him? Or, is just for a monetary settlement? If the NFL had to make a team sign him, how would they pick.
I'd make the 0 - 6 Niners sign him to a lot less money than he walked away from. Then the 49er's could start all their scrub linemen and make him the starter.
Other NFL players that are kneeling should take note. There is a reason Kaepernick is unemployed.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 13155724)
I was thinking about voiding of the CBA.

He's still going to have a large burden on his hands to prove even two parties conspired to restrict his access to the league.
You don't get high caliber lawyers to take your case without something that passes the acid test. Oh yeah, they like a food chain consisting of 32 billionaires and their managing entity with almost bottomless pockets and a reputation to uphold.

Why do you think this owners meeting is happening tomorrow? I sure would like to find out the the boardroom has an audio/ video live feed we can watch as those snakes squirm on their belly's trying to deal with this cluster**** they got themselves into.

49'ers and the NFL should have fired his ass the first time the knee hit the ground but they were too afraid to do so..... We might lose advertisers....

****ing crybabies they will become when the the dust settles on this suit.

NFL promo picture

http://static.nfl.com/static/content.../KAE371576.png

Slimeball he really is:

http://ww1.hdnux.com/photos/55/22/00.../1024x1024.jpg

I think Kaepernick is a slimeball and hope his atty's are billing him (his "foundation" that is) by the hour and that Trump will be ineligible to run for Prez by the time it is over.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jjchieffan (Post 13155807)
And just because nobody wants to hire a mediocre drama queen quarterback doesn't mean there's collusion. Furthermore, if it is true that he turned down any offers from teams, then his argument is void anyway. So, in true CP fashion, I would like to tell Krappernick to go fist himself, drink antifreeze, and die in a fire.
Not so, If he proves collusion of 2 or more teams, he proves collusion: Job offer or not.

Dieing with a smile on his face, in raging fire, with anti-freeze for a brine and a Savory rub? Probably just look good in pictures yet smell like bullshit.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Frazod (Post 13155893)
Hill never beat his girlfriend on the sideline while the National Anthem was playing.
Allegedly.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 02:31 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 13155885)
oh I agree he now has a lot of serious baggage that comes with him. That is a legitimate part to consider.

But, we have people on our team who beat their pregnant girl friend. Committed crimes. These are not Boy Scouts.
In some cases "Allegedly"

I worked with an Eagle Scout who sold 5lbs of coke to the feds on Noland Road

jaa1025 10-16-2017 02:39 PM
He has no case. It's extremely difficult to prove and not hard to understand why people don't want to hire him. If I'm an owner I wouldn't even hire him to clean the place after the games.

Iowanian 10-16-2017 02:42 PM
If he was good enough to be worth the hassle to have him around he would be on a team, but he isn't. He should deal with it like every other discarded journeyman who isn't good enough to be in the league.

**** that drama queen.


I'd buy more of his hero complex if he were spending his unemployed days in impoverished communities actually doing something about his concerns, but he's a whiny bitch and that's all.

Dayze 10-16-2017 02:43 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaa1025 (Post 13156692)
He has no case. It's extremely difficult to prove and not hard to understand why people don't want to hire him. If I'm an owner I wouldn't even hire him to clean the place after the games.
I'd hire him to sweep under all the seats and concession stands. what with being able to sweep up better with the kneeling and all.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 02:54 PM
Jodi Foster gave him a role back in 2011!:D:D:D

Quote:
Originally Posted by jjchieffan (Post 13156027)
1) Just because nobody wants to hire him doesn't prove collusion. Where is the smoking gun? Also, I guess that Mel Gibson should sue the movie industry. He was pretty much blackballed a few years ago. Where is his lawsuit! The SAG didn't go to court for him? Guess what neither did the NFLPA but they are supporting anything that takes 5 years off their CBA agreement. Union slimeballs...

2) He can voice his beliefs on his own time. Not on the sideline where he is employed to play football. He didn't voice them he acted in a manner that disrespected the flag and the words of the anthem. And yes he shouldn't have done so on the time clock. Yet he broke rules that were not punishable by the NFL and the 49'ers were too scared to act on his action and suspend him.

3) Not really relevant to the conversation, so I'm not addressing it.

luv 10-16-2017 03:12 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Iowanian (Post 13156695)
If he was good enough to be worth the hassle to have him around he would be on a team, but he isn't. He should deal with it like every other discarded journeyman who isn't good enough to be in the league.

**** that drama queen.


I'd buy more of his hero complex if he were spending his unemployed days in impoverished communities actually doing something about his concerns, but he's a whiny bitch and that's all.
I second this.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jjchieffan (Post 13156218)
Oh but he most certainly is voicing his opinion when he kneels. He went out and stated his reasoning for doing it. So every time that he knelt, he was repeating that statement in his actions. His actions are his voice. Don't try to change that because he isn't vocally saying it on the sideline. But I believe that I have seen the NFL policy on player conduct during the anthem. I haven't verified to see if that policy actually exists. But assuming that it does, the policy that I saw posted says that players are to be standing with their hand on their chest. He would definitely be in violation of that.
Correct yet there is no penalty, they are supposed to not have helmet to helmet contact but it happens. Unlike the contact which gets your team a 15 yard penalty and the player a fine there is no penalty for not standing for the anthem. There are things a team can do for actions on and off the field that hurt the team and or the franchise the 49's didn't do anything to stop it.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by thegame214 (Post 13156254)
Kaep has some support, Ray Rice would hurt his case associating with him given the video/backlash.
Kaepernick is buying that support from his so called foundation that I can't seem to find financial's on....

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 03:29 PM
IMHO: Fans in GB would start digging a grave in the feed lot for the bones and have him in it before he ever played a game in a Packer uniform.

I don't think KC would welcome him either..

Quote:
Originally Posted by Dayze (Post 13156310)
https://sports.yahoo.com/boomer-esia...152244156.html

Spoiler!


"He could be fighting for social justice and be the greatest human being in the world. At the end of the day, football teams want players who want to play football and who are good at it, and I don't believe he's either one."

Hoopsdoc 10-16-2017 03:35 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gravedigger (Post 13156243)
Some court will give it to him as a severance package. I have no problem with it, their are tons of worse lawsuits out there than this one, by far.
I agree. The NFL will settle, which is what Komrade Krapernick wants, imo.

I can't believe people actually defend the nutjob.

King_Chief_Fan 10-16-2017 04:51 PM
Denver might give him a job

kcchiefsus 10-16-2017 05:02 PM
Maybe if the dumb **** hadn't of opted out of his contract he'd have a job. **** Kaepernick.

BucEyedPea 10-16-2017 05:13 PM
Someone can always find a lawyer for a deep pockets case. This is it for Kap.

BryanBusby 10-16-2017 05:17 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by scho63 (Post 13156359)
Being a talent isn't what it is ALL about. The NFL is a business.

Why isn't Ray Rice in the NFL? :hmmm: He is more talented than many running backs playing today.
He was mostly worn out when he hit the spot in that elevator.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 05:18 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Iowanian (Post 13156695)
If he was good enough to be worth the hassle to have him around he would be on a team, but he isn't. He should deal with it like every other discarded journeyman who isn't good enough to be in the league.

**** that drama queen.


I'd buy more of his hero complex if he were spending his unemployed days in impoverished communities actually doing something about his concerns, but he's a whiny bitch and that's all.
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BryanBusby 10-16-2017 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 13156228)
Right. But it's not a new development.

Weeden Cassel and Hogan had jobs last year too. All while there is some schlub on his couch that put up 500 yards at Nowhereville A&M would be better. This is not evidence. This condition existed before Kaepernick.
You don't make any sense.

Iowanian 10-16-2017 05:32 PM
If he does get a job I hope he gets joe theiseman'd on the first snap. He can kneel on the field and look at his upside down foot on front of him.

Chiefaholic 10-16-2017 05:34 PM
He opted out of his contract and would be the turd in a punch bowl for any team that signed him. I have no sympathy for him.

srvy 10-16-2017 05:56 PM
Every team in the NFL could have given him a interview and tryout and determined he wasnt a fit. Just like any of us can job hunt and not get hired collusion my ass.

Like George said try the cfl who knows he may star there and get a second chance at the NFL. But this is about a free payday not work with this guy.

BucEyedPea 10-16-2017 06:04 PM
Question is, if he loses, will he incite a riot?

Strongside 10-16-2017 06:12 PM
Yeah, I mean...I am pretty much 'meh' on the whole kneeling during the anthem thing. I come to watch these guys play football...I in no way give a shit about their political views or affiliations. I cheer for the uniform. If you're helping the team win, great...if not, bye. The politics are neither here nor there for me.

That said, with the insane and unprecedented shortage of quality quarterbacks in this league...if this guy were good enough to offset the drama and media circus that he will no doubt bring to the table he'd have a job. Period. The fact of the matter here is that he is not.

THIS IS IN NO WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM DIFFERENT THAN THE TIM TEBOW SITUATION.

If Tim were a good enough NFL quarterback to justify coaches, players and management having to deal with a constant barrage of a media shit storm, he'd have gotten signed. He isn't, and he didn't. End of story.

Kaep is in the exact same boat. He can sue for collusion all he wants...but the fact that he just isn't that good of a player remains.

And yet, I'm 100% confident that he can play the CB or Nickel positions better than Phillip Gaines' sorry ass – so perhaps he should entertain a position switch.

MahiMike 10-16-2017 06:27 PM
He has a legit case. That said, he can die of an aids fire.

Fairplay 10-16-2017 06:27 PM
I wonder if he his already tight on money. That's the primary reason why everyone works right? I bet he blew so much of his money already and now he doesn't have paychecks coming in any house and several car payments and a possie to feed when he goes to the clubs.

DrRyan 10-16-2017 06:29 PM
For me, it boils down to a single point. Since this all started (him not being on a team) we have not heard a single word out of him. Total silence. There have been irrelevant protests at the league office in NY, not a word from Kaep himself. Numerous media and sports personalities fighting for someone to sign him. He still remains silent.

How can you possibly expect any team to sign a guy that can't stand up for himself to be THE leader of 53 alpha males in the locker room? Such false outrage for a guy unwilling to open his mouth regarding this great travesty in roughly a year?

keg in kc 10-16-2017 06:29 PM
I'm sick of the whole ****ing thing. Sick of the 'protest', sick of the reaction, sick of the media coverage, sick of people telling everybody what to do. Honestly I never gave two shits about the national anthem anyway. Sure, I would stand at an event, would take my hat off if I was wearing one, usually put my hands behind my back. Out of whatever sense of respect I feel obligated to have. All the while hoping that it would end quickly, wasn't sung too badly and that the damn game would finally start.

This whole thing, at least the last couple of weeks once the administration got involved, is misdirection from more important news anyway. Get people arguing about this and they can stop talking about Vegas and hurricanes and North Korean hydrogen bombs. All the while diverting the.conversation completely away from what the protest was supposedly originally about.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 06:34 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by BucEyedPea (Post 13157063)
Question is, if he loses, will he incite a riot?
Yes he will try, he seems to be sending money out to those who will protest to get him a job.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 06:40 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by DrRyan (Post 13157114)
For me, it boils down to a single point. Since this all started (him not being on a team) we have not heard a single word out of him. Total silence. There have been irrelevant protests at the league office in NY, not a word from Kaep himself. Numerous media and sports personalities fighting for someone to sign him. He still remains silent.

How can you possibly expect any team to sign a guy that can't stand up for himself to be THE leader of 53 alpha males in the locker room? Such false outrage for a guy unwilling to open his mouth regarding this great travesty in roughly a year?
A guy who listens to his lawyer?

Could he have been setting the NFL up for the suit?

Chiefshrink 10-16-2017 06:41 PM
Kap is learning the hard lesson of "what comes around goes around".:shrug:

Pablo 10-16-2017 06:44 PM
I'm just thankful I've been able to witness all the crying and butthurt this guy was able to generate. Very impressive.

Winning hearts one kneel at a time.

KC_Connection 10-16-2017 06:48 PM
It's obviously going on, but Barry Bonds had a .480 on-base percentage and a 1.045 OPS in his final season before MLB teams colluded against him and he didn't win his collusion case against MLB. Kaepernick won't either.

Buehler445 10-16-2017 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13156986)
You don't make any sense.
How in the hell does me pointing out that what you think the effect is existed before the cause and thereby can't be due to the cause?

Strongside 10-16-2017 08:19 PM
I am seriously considering going as Kaepernick to a Halloween party this weekend. I already have sleeve tattoos, but I could easily buy a cheap ass jersey (or make one) and wear an afro wig...and maybe carry around a tape player that plays the anthem. Then I can just sit down all night and no one will **** with me.

Buehler445 10-16-2017 08:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Strongside (Post 13157322)
I am seriously considering going as Kaepernick to a Halloween party this weekend. I already have sleeve tattoos, but I could easily buy a cheap ass jersey (or make one) and wear an afro wig...and maybe carry around a tape player that plays the anthem. Then I can just sit down all night and no one will **** with me.
That is amazing. You sir are a genius (not to be confused with genious)

DaneMcCloud 10-16-2017 08:35 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 13157146)
Kap is learning the hard lesson of "what comes around goes around".:shrug:
wut

DaneMcCloud 10-16-2017 08:37 PM
Collusion is impossible to prove.

To win, Kaepernick would need internal memos from at least two teams stating they wouldn’t sign him.

Unless someone provided said documents, he can’t win.

thegame214 10-16-2017 08:39 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chiefshrink (Post 13157146)
Kap is learning the hard lesson of "what comes around goes around".:shrug:
The owners will kneel to him?

Valiant 10-16-2017 08:44 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13155216)
When you watch Matt Cassel take snaps, I don't think you can say he doesn't have a point. Or Kevin Hogan.

They ****ing suck dick. Collusion is taking place.
It is not collusion when teams want no part of the drama following him. Fans will quit spending money. Planes will fly banners. Not worth it.

Then add the fact his last couple games were bad. Then he would be rusty af.

BryanBusby 10-16-2017 08:56 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 13157284)
How in the hell does me pointing out that what you think the effect is existed before the cause and thereby can't be due to the cause?
Because productive college players don't always translate to NFL player. Your point is irrelevant.

BryanBusby 10-16-2017 09:01 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Valiant (Post 13157366)
It is not collusion when teams want no part of the drama following him. Fans will quit spending money. Planes will fly banners. Not worth it.

Then add the fact his last couple games were bad. Then he would be rusty af.
We don't even know what proof they may or may not have

It could be bullshit or they've got some smoking gun. Colin might be stupid enough to proceed without, but a lawyer would probably want tangible evidence to file a claim like this. I don't think they're gonna win, but I'd like to see what is found in the discovery phase.

cooper barrett 10-16-2017 09:43 PM
Any of these guys know anything?

Ryan Grigson?
Doug Whaley
Dave Gettleman
John Dorsey

Buehler445 10-16-2017 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13157385)
Because productive college players don't always translate to NFL player. Your point is irrelevant.
That wasn't my point genious. That's why I used Nowhereville A&M and 500 yards. For ****s sake man.

Point is there a LOT of better options than Cassel. The name doesn't matter.

The point is the condition you think was caused by collusion existed prior to the collusion. Therefore the collusion cannot be the cause.

Come on man.

Rain Man 10-16-2017 09:48 PM
Is he alleging that it's due to the national anthem thing? Because if it's happening, I think it's due to all of those stupid tattoos.

kcchiefsus 10-16-2017 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 13157474)
Is he alleging that it's due to the national anthem thing? Because if it's happening, I think it's due to all of those stupid tattoos.
Or his stupid ****ing afro


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