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I encourage everyone to sit out the season regardless.

That said, I sure hope I'm wrong.

Miami could have signed him, but instead, they brought Jay Cutler (!), who sucks, out of retirement. And paid him $10mm rather than bring in Kaepernick. You have to suck and blow at the same time to be worse than Cutler at $10mm.

^^^^^ that....

Otherwise you'd best have some out worldly talent of some kind to overcome what may come your way in reaction. Kaepernick does not. For a short time he had some physical talents that were unique. His mental talent issues have let him down. Always have.

And the liberal sports media calling everyone racist...... what Glunt said. They are doing nothing but alienating any and all football orgs not to mention their fans..... great job. Now see if they can walk after blowing off the other foot.....

If I don't like some public stance that some restaurant has come out with..... I have every right to not ever set foot in that place again for the rest of my life because of it. Just as they had every right to take their stance. THAT is real freedom. That enough people feel that way to effect their lives..... that too is freedom. Nobody has arrested them for their words. But societal disapproval is true freedom as well. Crybabies do not ride for free....

What liberals are finding out is freedom is not a one way street. They are constitutionally entitled in every way to go %@#* themselves.

The Cutler thing boggles my mind. The team must not have much confidence in Moore.

I say great!

Brown, who fought for social causes throughout his career, told ThePostGame.com he empathizes with jobless quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who began the trend of kneeling during the anthem last season when he played for the San Francisco 49ers. But Brown said Kaepernick and other players who demonstrate – such as a dozen Cleveland players who knelt Monday – are going about their crusade the wrong way.

“I’m going to give you the real deal: I’m an American,” Brown said. “I don’t desecrate my flag and my national anthem. I’m not gonna do anything against the flag and national anthem. I’m going to work within those situations. But this is my country, and I’ll work out the problems, but I’ll do it in an intelligent manner.”

Kaepernick began to kneel in order to protest what he alleged was an increasing spate of police brutality against minorities. Brown said he wants to be in Kaepernick’s “corner” on the demonstration, but he suggested the act hadn’t been thought through.

“If you have a cause, I think you should organize it, present it in a manner where it's not only you standing or sitting on one knee, but a lot of people that is gonna get behind each other and do something about it,” Brown said. “If I ask you one question: Who is Colin calling on to follow what he's talking about?”

Brown also acknowledged players should try to honor the wishes of the team owners who are paying them millions of dollars.

“Colin has to make up his mind whether he's truly an activist or he's a football player,” Brown said. “Football is commercial. You have owners. You have fans. And you want to honor that if you're making that kind of money…”

Brown added: “You have to understand there's intelligence that's involved, OK? I can't be two things at once that contradict each other. If I sign for money, then the people I sign with, they have rules and regulations.”

Their QB situation is a mess and their owner says he'd have no problem with Kaepernick being on the Jags.

Well said.

I say let him go into has-been history. Permanently.

We are far more united then these instigators would have you believe. Time to show it.

This empowerment crap has gone too far. Role over them and get on with our good work in our good country. A nation divided against itself will not long stand . A. Lincoln Lets cut off the wart and be done with it.

In October, he became the starter for the twelve games left in the remainder of the season. He threw 16 TDs with just 4 INTs and had a QB Rating of 90.7.

he he he

:-)