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Colin Kaepernick says no NFL team ever offered him a job again — not as a starter, backup or practice squad player. He explains what happened after the protest …
Colin Kaepernick says no NFL team ever offered him a job again — not as a starter, backup or practice squad player.
He explains what happened after the protest in the full conversation on Trevor Noah’s YouTube channel.
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@@WendieDennissonImported1mo ago
Nobody cared
@@kickthespikeImported1mo ago
He is an honourable man! Thank you for sticking to your principles, it has cost you a lot.
@@Mikichu2uImported1mo ago
I’m not trying to bring up old stuff but, Michael Vick went back to the NFL after his prison sentence. Colin stood 10 toes down on his boundaries and beliefs and got black balled.
@@angelajudith1842Imported1mo ago
How ironic being interviewed by the king of xenophobia
@@AGirlNamedVanImported1mo ago
Glad no one took him back
@@Elena-q5v3sImported1mo ago
He made his choice, he must live with the consequences!
@@honesttruth8064Imported1mo ago
❤🎉COLIN🎉❤
@@Boy21_2KImported1mo ago
I kinda feel that’s on him cause I remember a story basically after not playing he was offered a chance to workout/tryout for a few teams it was meant to be done in Atlanta but then he decided to move the tryout to somewhere else and to me that’s what closed the door for his return