Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll said Thursday that he regrets not signing former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick.
I'm pretty set on trying to set c1 3 b13 some records.
Trying to set a bar for what gordon football is going to be and how it should be colin kaepernick first started protesting the national anthem by taking a knee in 20-16 he was pretty much crucified for it and then was ultimately ran out of the league ... it's been four years since he last played ironically the push back he got in 2016 for protesting social injustice and police brutality, is coming full circle with the death of george floyd at the hands of a police officer in minneapolis since that season, he hasn't been able to find work in the nfl, because simple in plain, he's been blackballed ... well kaepernick says he's in great shape and more motivated than ever to get back on an nfl roster the funny thing is that seattle seahawks head coach pete carroll said thursday he regrets not being able to bring kaepernick onto his team in 2017 pete ... how did kap look in his workout back then?
:01-:06 he was awesome.
He just backed up even more of the play that we had seen, and his character and his smarts, and his togetherness, and his competitiveness to the point where it was so obvious that he is a starter in the nfl that's what i think i eventually c1 3 b13 answering to you guys, he was a dominate figure as a football player and that's how we saw him former n-f-l wideout terrell owens said at a rally thursday that kaepernick deserves an apology from commissioner roger goodell and president donald trump ...owens believes that the recent statement from goodell doesn't do enough to change the state of affairs in the nfl ... :01-:06 like i said i want to see an apology, like i said malcolm jenkins and all he other players they have said it, they want an apology to colin kaepernick.
We wouldn't be here right now, today, if he hadn't done what he did, that's why we're here, this has come full circle, this is just not in the united states,
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