Kaepernick last played in 2016, but for some of you that's been too long.
Tim Tebow last played in 2012 but "he's going to work hard."
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Sure... One is directly tied to age of a player and their athleticism, while the other is the most "skill dependent" position.
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Kap was benched for horrible play period. He had a chance was offered by 3 teams and he turned them down. He isn't coming back to play TE smh. Racebaitor
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That first year Kaep wasn't going to be in the league. Black balled or not, people don't like touching burning fires, especially when its coming off a bad season.
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But my greater point is the irony that many of the same people who ridicule Kaep's comeback and say he's missed too much time, seem to defend Tebow's absence.
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Let’s not forget he had a lineup of 25 teams ready to watch him and he demanded a change in venue right before the start, 60 miles away. This dude doesn’t want back in the NFL, he wants the publicity. espn.com/nfl/story/_/id
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They're both talented in their own way. Kaepernick brings a bunch of unnecessary drama to the field.
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I don't disagree, but that's not the point of my tweet. It's the hypocrisy of the same people defending Tebow's absence use it against Kaep.
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