Roger Goodell Tells Teams To Sign Colin Kaepernick

Game 7 ^ | September 12, 2020 | Carlos Garcia

[md1986]

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has explicitly told teams to go out and sign Colin Kaepernick.

Goodell made the surprising admission earlier this week, during a conversation with Mike Tirico on NBC.

[hanamizu]

That’s what the NFL needs to do to bring back the fans!
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[Roman_War_Criminal]

The NFL needs to die a quick death.

Ever since Rozelle left it’s been in a free-fall.

[faithhopecharity]

what an Ah*le!

1. it is up to the teams, not him, who the teams hire
2. he is destroying the entire league by promoting, backing this anti-American racist priick
3. hundreds of millions of dollars of investment are already being lost
4. fortunately, there are still some colleges which are not promoting this anti=American racist kind of krap! and college sports can be very entertaining, we don’t need the NoFu..ingFun league.
5. If I were a team owner, I would sue Goodall or at least seek his removal immediately! too much at stake to insult, insult, insult the patrons, fans who pay for everything!

[dennisw]

LOL..... Goodel told them to, but who will actually sign Kaepernick who must be very rusty by now?

[Clutch Martin]

And if the National Anthem is played during play, Kaopectate will kneel with no yardage gained...

[Cowboy Bob]

Why doesn't Goodell step down and name Kaepernick as his replacement?

[AnotherUnixGeek]

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has explicitly told teams to go out and sign Colin Kaepernick.

Goodell works for the team owners, not vice versa. He can explicitly tell them whatever he pleases as long as he doesn't get enough of them annoyed enough to fire him. Doesn't mean any owner will do his bidding.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Roger, why don’t you hire him ? Pool boy, dog poop scooper, something

The NFL would undoubtedly love to have Kaepernick involved in "league policy for racial justice" or whatever, but Kaepernick probably wouldn't accept such a position - it's a lucrative business playing-acting at being a black-balled revolutionary.

[Fireone]

When you drive all the fans away, the advertisers leave. Unless the advertising contracts are of equal, or longer length than the player’s contracts, it’s not hard to see where this is going. Social justice, my foot!

[Wuli]

Past time for Goodell to go.

The insidious purpose Goodell has is to buy “peace” from “BLM” by, in essence “vindicating” Kaepernik. Disgusting!!!!

[ought-six]

Goodell is doing to the NFL what DeBlasio is doing to NYC. Both will never recover.

[snakechopper]

Goodell genuflected at the altar of BLM and is now a marionette whose strings are being pulled by BLM radicals and Kaepernick.

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

Misleading title

[T.B. Yoits]

I understand why Roger Goodell said this. He needs to redirect Kaepernick to a team instead of his own job.

KAEPERNICK FOR NFL COMMISSIONER!!!

[drypowder]

The NFL is dying due to the politics of these two pukes. Good riddance!!

[coaster123]

If they can get something close to players running around and throwing a ball on camera... good enough, what do the fans expect?

F the NFL, just like I did thirty years ago. Not one down since.

[hsmomx3]

I think the first thing that needs to be done is get rid of RG.

To demand someone sign CK is ridiculous. Who wants him?

[jmaroneps37]

Give him your job Rog you phony pos. “National Thug League Commission Colin Kaepernick” sounds great.

[subterfuge]

My view? The league is controlled like virtually every major entity on the planet by forces that put the cause, or revolution, ahead of everything else. It’s the same reason the New York Times and CNN don’t make profitability priority one. “The Cause” is what matters to them.

[cherry]

I’m sure some owner will sign him after he gets the wink wink nod nod that he’ll get a first round pick in the lottery....