Against a backdrop of political polarization the case of Colin Kaepernick, the ex-San Francisco 49ers quarterback who is unsigned by any NFL team, and who sat out the pregame national anthem in protest, may be a test, or a black eye, for the NFL.
August 18, 2017 at 03:39 PM
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Ever heard of Jacoby Brissett, David Fales, Sefo Liufau? How about Jake Ruddock, Kyle Sloter or Mitchell Trubisky?
Probably not, unless you’re among the most diehard contingent of football fans, but they are all quarterbacks employed by NFL teams—and Colin Kaepernick isn’t.
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