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Originally Posted by ClevelandBronco
If Kaepernick is better than their third string quarterback, they have that to gain.
If giving the guy an opportunity to compete is a PR boost to counteract the hit they took over Gruden and Ruggs, (and maybe Davis, et al.) they have that to gain.
If they send the signal to the players on their team that they think differently than other franchises about matters of race, they have that to gain.
Frankly, I don’t know what the downside is at this point.
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Agreed. A few years ago when kneeling was this huge thing, I think it would cause a distraction.
At this point no one cares about Kaepenerick. No one thinks he can play even close to what he was playing at previously and that still isn't all that great compared to what we have in the NFL now.
No one really cares about the kneeling, the camera crews for the most part seem to shy away from showing it as its main "thing".