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Don't think it's that hard to add a package of plays for him either. I have a hunch there is collusion, but I don't think it's widespread and I really don't give a shit ultimately. Lets just not let personal opinion try to persuade us that Kevin Hogan is a better option for any reason what so ever. He put up an Alex Smith type of season statistically in 16 and people are white knighting to keep a top 10 pick on the bench for him. For ****ing years. Lets also not pretend there's no history of owners colluding. |
My present to Kaepernick....
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There are lots of dudes better than Cassel. No different than when Kaep was employed. Accordingly nobody is going to convince me of collusion because there are shitty QBs in the league. GMs and coaches have been stupid for quite some time. |
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If he appeals the arbitration, it goes to a federal court. Then a discovery might happen. That technically could then find something, but talk about a long shot. |
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Don't know what that means for this case except he does have really good legal help. |
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Alex wins while putting up his pedestrian numbers. Kaep is 4-20 in his last 24 starts. Blaine Gabbert won more games through 2015 and 2016. There's a reason the 49ers thought Hoyer was a better solution, and I don't think it's because John Lynch is racist. |
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Must further say. While Kaep would be an upgrade to some team's QB2 spots, his numbers were misleading. He had some really impressive first halves... but nearly all of his second halves in games were putrid. That's more than just staring at box scores.. I watched it. Nick Foles did some great things at first in that system, but don't let it fool you. Kaep gets figured out by defenses quickly, and gets exposed. You couple this with what must be discussed as commitment issues to football.. as well as the off-field ideologies.. and it is absolutely NO wonder why teams don't want to waste time on him. He did this to himself. He refused to develop and improve into a complete QB... and he let outside forces off the field shit all over his career. Too bad. Get a real job for money, and best of luck, idiot. |
I'm surprised no one in the media has brought up Ray Rice. He should've had a chance to redeem himself . In comparison to Kaepernick that made it a media circus for attention.
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Neither should be gifted an NFL job, if 32 teams don't want their sorry ass.
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This is stupid. Good luck proving collusion.
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How do you feel about NFL being sued by Kaepernick?
I feel .... hungry? Probably because it's lunchtime. |
I hope he wins. I have been screwed over because of my political beliefs.
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I really don't care.
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Hmmm...How do I feel about Kaepernicks suit against the NFL....
Taking everything that he started (the protests) aside and focusing strictly on the merits of his supposed "case" - I would say that the only thing he will accomplish is to make absolutely certain that he never plays another game in the NFL. There is no "right" to play football ANYWHERE, and especially the NFL. You always play at the whim of the coaching staff and the owner. So, if they, for whatever reason don't want you on their team - you are free to explore your options elsewhere. If the word gets out that you are a troublemaker (and you have to be REALLY bad), no other team will want you. Jesus, there are thugs playing in the NFL - and they have been "bad guys" since they were in College. However, "most" NFL teams will usually take a chance on a player if - and only if- he can put "asses in the seats". Kaepernick is at the opposite end of that scale..... |
If a quarterback came out as a white supremacist Nazi loving racist, would it be collusion if nobody signed him? Or would it just be that none of the owners want to put up with his baggage? :hmmm:
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It's not universal but most times if someone is protesting I think they are a ****.
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Crickets. nothing but ****ing crickets. |
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Soon it will be "us..." |
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Yeah. It's because you're politics. Riiiiiiiiiiiiight. |
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From a legal perspective, this case doesn’t make sense.
In order to prove collusion, Geragos would need multiple texts, emails and recorded conversations between team officials (e.g., GM’s, owners, scouts and other front office people). And while Kaepernick earned $43 million in his brief career, my guess is that someone else is funding this suit, especially since he rejected offers from the CFL. It’s unclear as to how he’s more employable after said lawsuit. |
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He’s better than Hoyer, Bortles, Kizer, Hogan and many, many others. Sans the protests, he’d be somewhere. |
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PS - You’re a raging ****. Congrats. |
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They won't pay to put up with HATRED for law enforcement. And don't tell me this is about civil rights when I've read his and his g/f's tweets... |
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Is that what I’m supposed to get from this take? |
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He's a guy who's been brainwashed by his woman and has gone full SJW. It's not hard to put their posts together and after so many "kill whitey" posts you can't hire this guy. You can't defend it. You either are a cuck or just don't get that calling for the murder of white people is a problem... |
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