11-20-2019, 02:11 PM
(11-20-2019, 01:56 PM)Nately120 Wrote: You can tell this is a real political issue because Kaepernick and the NFL are both doing bizarre things and people are still lining up to take sides and blame the other side of doing them wrong. Both Kaepernick and the NFL are to blame for the situation but it gets more clicks if you convince people that either he is a terrible QB who spits on veterans OR he is a victim of the NFL's plantation mentality.
I'll admit that I don't have the personal investment or agenda required to align myself with either side of this mess. Are there facts? Seems to me like the NFL was held liable for collusion against him and it seems to me like Kaepernick has done a lot of things to turn people off of hiring him. Ah, but what good are middle of the road takes in today's (and yesterdays's and every other day's) "let's get super mad and take sides" climate?
No one has stated if this was part of the resolution to the lawsuit against the NFL. I don't claim to know what others at tryouts are required to sign as far as liability waivers. But this player was just awarded a settlement with the league. CYA would be prudent.
