Teams Invited to Kaepernick Workout
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PHillisFan
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He could get signed just based on his ability to run. Just look at Lamar Jackson.
I voted yes because I want the Bears to sign him, not because I hate Trub but because I lived my entire life around Bears fans and they can go s*ck it. So he goes there and imedietly after Trub throws two incompletions in a row the anti-white chorus bellows put in Kap, then Nagy can deal with that and Trub moves on to the Packers where he blooms as a QB and then till I die most of my life the Packers have had HoF QBs and the Bears still stink.
I feel bad for Trubisky, but as of now Nagy is the head coach I dislike the most in the NFL and want him to continue to flame out in the worst way. Every time I see him I feel like hissing, the same way I always felt every time I saw Jim Haslet's hideous mug when he was coaching the Saints. Watching the Bears offense this season one would think Jeff Fisher or John Fox was in charge rather than some alleged up and coming "offensive genius."
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I haven't voted yet since it just depends on how much arm-twisting the league does. Based on his lack of merit as a player and likely fanbase disapproval for any team that would make the mistake of signing him, I would say no. But hey, the league arm-twisted enough to get Kyler Murray selected 1st overall and Lamar Jackson to be a first-round pick so anything is possible.
Wile advocates him going to the Bears so that they will continue to suck (sounds like a Packers fan or something
). But watch them install an offense with roll-outs, options and other devices to maximize running ability. Hey, I think Kap would still be awful even in this offense, but why not install it now? I'm willing to bet that Trubisky is a better running QB than Kraepernick, yet "offensive genius" Rodent Nagy runs plays designed for Joe Flacco. Only one half of "offensive genius" applies to Nagy.
Wile advocates him going to the Bears so that they will continue to suck (sounds like a Packers fan or something
). But watch them install an offense with roll-outs, options and other devices to maximize running ability. Hey, I think Kap would still be awful even in this offense, but why not install it now? I'm willing to bet that Trubisky is a better running QB than Kraepernick, yet "offensive genius" Rodent Nagy runs plays designed for Joe Flacco. Only one half of "offensive genius" applies to Nagy.
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Beyond pathetic by the NFL to pander to the Toucan. One can only hope this backfires on the NFL and any team that signs him - the NFL must think it has stabilized itself from the losses over the past few years due to BLM and kneeling.
As has been said before most football coaches are gym coaches and nothing more than a guy with a single minded philosophy, I might as well coach these loser teams. I have not watched the Bears so I don't know how bad it is from a coaching level but years ago in Min they had Christian Peterson a mobile white QB forced to try and be Dan Marino 2.0, that flamed out and they bring in Teddy No Knees and let him run and he couldn't run, that friggin stoooopid.
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Here are the teams stupid enough to attend the workout. Below is just the team snippets/comments (plus the mug shot of the Toucan for hurl-inducing):
Teams planning to attend Kaepernick’s workout
Atlanta Falcons - Head coach Dan Quinn told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution said he’s “sure that we will” have a scout at the workout. Starter Matt Ryan returned to action in Week 10 after missing time with an injury. Matt Schaub is the team’s backup.
Cincinnati Bengals - The Bengals plan to evaluate Kaepernick’s workout, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. At 0-9, the Bengals are the worst team in the NFL. Veteran Andy Dalton was benched prior to Week 10 so the team could get a closer look at Ryan Finley.
Dallas Cowboys - Reports suggest the Cowboys will have someone watching Kaepernick on Saturday. Starter Dak Prescott is having a strong season, but his contract expires at the end of the year. Cooper Rush is the team’s backup.
Denver Broncos - Multiple reporters have confirmed the Broncos will send a scout to watch Kaepernick throw. The team lost starter Joe Flacco to a neck injury and draft pick Drew Lock returned to practice Monday after he was sidelined all season with a thumb injury.
Detroit Lions - Head coach Matt Patricia confirmed the Lions would send someone to the workout. Matthew Stafford missed the team’s game in Week 10 due to a back injury. Jeff Driskel started in Stafford’s place in a 20-13 loss to the Chicago Bears. Stafford has vowed to return to action soon.
Miami Dolphins - Head coach Brian Flores confirmed the Dolphins would have a representative at the event. Flores told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel the Dolphins like their quarterbacks right now, but want to do their “due diligence” on Kaepernick. At 68.7, the Dolphins have the worst passer rating in the NFL.
New England Patriots - Bill Belichick answered a question about Kaepernick in his usual brusk manner, telling reporters he wasn’t sure if the Patriots would attend the workout. Though Belichick wouldn’t give an answer, the team is reportedly going to have someone at the workout.
New York Giants - The Giants will reportedly send someone to Kaepernick’s workout. The team has turned the keys over the rookie first-round pick Daniel Jones, but could be looking for a veteran to help Jones out if 38-year-old Eli Manning leaves in the offseason.
New York Jets - Head coach Adam Gase avoided the question, saying he was focused on the team’s upcoming game against Washington. The Jets have gone 2-7 under Gase and have the lowest yards per game among any offense in football. Rich Cimini of ESPN reported the team will have someone at the workout.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Head coach Bruce Arians said he expects someone from the organization to be at Kaepernick’s workout. Bucs starter Jameis Winston will be a free agent in the offseason.
Colin Kaepernick will look to return to the NFL after last playing in 2016. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)
Teams that haven’t given definitive answers about Kaepernick’s workout
Carolina Panthers - Ron Rivera passed the buck when asked about Kaepernick. Rivera said since it was a personnel decision, reporters would have to speak with general manager Marty Hurney about the matter.
Chicago Bears - Head coach Matt Nagy avoided the question Wednesday, telling reporters he wasn’t sure whether the team would send anyone to watch Kaepernick and that general manager Ryan Pace would make that decision. Pace did not make himself available to media Wednesday.
Washington - The D.C. football team is sending mixed messages about Kaepernick. Head coach Bill Callahan said he didn’t think Washington was sending anyone to see Kaepernick throw. Sources told the Washington Post a team employee will be there for Kaepernick’s workout.
Los Angeles Rams - When asked if they would send a representative, a spokesperson for the Rams declined to comment.
Teams planning to attend Kaepernick’s workout
Atlanta Falcons - Head coach Dan Quinn told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution said he’s “sure that we will” have a scout at the workout. Starter Matt Ryan returned to action in Week 10 after missing time with an injury. Matt Schaub is the team’s backup.
Cincinnati Bengals - The Bengals plan to evaluate Kaepernick’s workout, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. At 0-9, the Bengals are the worst team in the NFL. Veteran Andy Dalton was benched prior to Week 10 so the team could get a closer look at Ryan Finley.
Dallas Cowboys - Reports suggest the Cowboys will have someone watching Kaepernick on Saturday. Starter Dak Prescott is having a strong season, but his contract expires at the end of the year. Cooper Rush is the team’s backup.
Denver Broncos - Multiple reporters have confirmed the Broncos will send a scout to watch Kaepernick throw. The team lost starter Joe Flacco to a neck injury and draft pick Drew Lock returned to practice Monday after he was sidelined all season with a thumb injury.
Detroit Lions - Head coach Matt Patricia confirmed the Lions would send someone to the workout. Matthew Stafford missed the team’s game in Week 10 due to a back injury. Jeff Driskel started in Stafford’s place in a 20-13 loss to the Chicago Bears. Stafford has vowed to return to action soon.
Miami Dolphins - Head coach Brian Flores confirmed the Dolphins would have a representative at the event. Flores told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel the Dolphins like their quarterbacks right now, but want to do their “due diligence” on Kaepernick. At 68.7, the Dolphins have the worst passer rating in the NFL.
New England Patriots - Bill Belichick answered a question about Kaepernick in his usual brusk manner, telling reporters he wasn’t sure if the Patriots would attend the workout. Though Belichick wouldn’t give an answer, the team is reportedly going to have someone at the workout.
New York Giants - The Giants will reportedly send someone to Kaepernick’s workout. The team has turned the keys over the rookie first-round pick Daniel Jones, but could be looking for a veteran to help Jones out if 38-year-old Eli Manning leaves in the offseason.
New York Jets - Head coach Adam Gase avoided the question, saying he was focused on the team’s upcoming game against Washington. The Jets have gone 2-7 under Gase and have the lowest yards per game among any offense in football. Rich Cimini of ESPN reported the team will have someone at the workout.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Head coach Bruce Arians said he expects someone from the organization to be at Kaepernick’s workout. Bucs starter Jameis Winston will be a free agent in the offseason.
Colin Kaepernick will look to return to the NFL after last playing in 2016. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)
Teams that haven’t given definitive answers about Kaepernick’s workout
Carolina Panthers - Ron Rivera passed the buck when asked about Kaepernick. Rivera said since it was a personnel decision, reporters would have to speak with general manager Marty Hurney about the matter.
Chicago Bears - Head coach Matt Nagy avoided the question Wednesday, telling reporters he wasn’t sure whether the team would send anyone to watch Kaepernick and that general manager Ryan Pace would make that decision. Pace did not make himself available to media Wednesday.
Washington - The D.C. football team is sending mixed messages about Kaepernick. Head coach Bill Callahan said he didn’t think Washington was sending anyone to see Kaepernick throw. Sources told the Washington Post a team employee will be there for Kaepernick’s workout.
Los Angeles Rams - When asked if they would send a representative, a spokesperson for the Rams declined to comment.
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I can't believe teams would lower themselves to this. This is the new cuck WWF fake League run by Hollywood Communist Jews and their lackeys with the latest "stars" on parade. I hope it goes essentially broke. I love seeing empty seats every week and hope it continues to wane in popularity.
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Leonardfan
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The Toucan wore a Kunta Kente shirt to his workout. He told owners not to be scared...lol.
I wish someone would confront him about his existence - product of an absentee black male and a white woman who gave him up for adoption to a white family. The epedimic of black (and half blacks) with no father figure is a huge issue in black america and he refuses to acknowledge it. He made some speech calling for "transparency".
I wish someone would confront him about his existence - product of an absentee black male and a white woman who gave him up for adoption to a white family. The epedimic of black (and half blacks) with no father figure is a huge issue in black america and he refuses to acknowledge it. He made some speech calling for "transparency".
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This comeback attempt seems to be about marketing first and playing ability second. His Ali like attitude is why he isn't a spot starter or a clipboard holder on some team in the league.
Could you imagine the circus the first day he hits town, if you have a young qb that is green and making mistakes it would be a mistake bringing this fake SJW into your locker room. He could be a good addition to a team that is in desperation win now mode like Washington was last year when they brought in Dirty Sanchez.
PS, this panel says what we have been talking about of course the White panelist stated before he talked "that he might be out of his lane", but nobody is buying what St. Crapernick is selling.....
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I wish this punk would go away.