Tim Tebow, who took the Denver Broncos to the AFC West title, couldn't get a contract.
Colin Kaepernick, despite being a better chia-head than Mr Snoid, broke his contract and walked away from SF. He's got nothin' comin'.
Mister Snoid
Posted on 09/28/2017 2:23:40 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Denver Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall says he appreciates NFL teams supporting the rights of their players to protest during the national anthem. He also suggests they show it by giving Colin Kaepernick a job .
"The dude, he's in shape, he's yoked, actually," said Marshall, who saw his ex-college teammate on a TMZ video recently. "He's so strong. He's ready to go. He told me he's been working out when I last talked to him. He said he's just waiting for a call. That's the next step."
Marshall is among many players who believe Kaepernick is being blackballed by NFL teams over the movement he started last year when he declined to stand for "The Star-Spangled Banner" during the 2016 preseason to bring attention to racial inequality in America....
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Nobody wants to pay $10 million for a backup quarterback with tons of baggage. The average salary for a backup QB is well under $5 million.
As usual, and as sure as night follows day, every “injustice” always comes down to the 1% demanding the right to decide who gets hired, who gets their cake the way they want it, or who has to be fired.
I can guarantee you that an NFL team will have a pregame ceremony in honor of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson before they ever sign that @sshole.
I was going to say they can’t really be that stupid.... but that has been proven time and time again...
And, since Goodell has his head up his butt, I'm sure if they want to "necklace" people (sans flaming gasoline) during the anthem, they could get away with that too.
Here’s A Better Idea:
Other than the normal boycott, we can and will do this on Veteran’s Day Weekend:
Let’s unite and call for a National boycott of the NFL for Sunday November 12th, Veterans Day Weekend. Boycott all football telecast, all fans, all ticket holders, stay away from attending any games, let them play to empty stadiums. Pass this post along to all your friends and family. Honor our military, some of whom come home with the American Flag draped over their coffin. Continue with the weekly boycott of televised games. If they can’t support our military, then we shouldn’t support them!!!! I’m in, are you? re-post if you are!!
Notice Marshall did not make a public statement DEMANDING the Bronco’s sign him.
If Marshall feels so strongly about The Anti-American’s unemployment
status he should demand the Bronco’s sign him. Even offering to quit
so The Kap would have a spot.
I don’t think Marshall will do either. I wonder why?
The issue for owners is once you hire the Kap, a team can never fire him.
Hank Jr. got blackballed too! Dint hear a peep outta them then!
If he was a great player he would have been hired by now.
Well I say, “If they take a knee, just give’em the FINGER!!”
And, bravo NRA, herein: https://youtu.be/z3j1ZKz7PWQ
Ohhh, but wait, it was a black guy saying it, so it's ok...whewww
Now that the situation has snowballed, I wonder if an owner would do that. They have an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars and huge expenses and payroll to meet. Keep in mind, they’re successful businessmen who reached that ownership level.
K start all this racism and anti- American BS. When he had the opportunity of playing football. Now, any team that hires him will pay for it dearly at the gate and in its broadcast and other revenues. Could quite likely bankrupt a team. He did it to himself. He’s now unemployable
In other words: Make him an affirmative action hire. Got it.
Even the collection of NFL owners has one village idiot!
(Right now it looks like they all have volunteered for the title.)
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