Because he is a terrible QB.
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Teams not in playoffs or even competitive because of qb woes is so delicious when teams said Kaep wasn't good but guys they did were.
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He's no doubt a talented football player and better than most of the back up QB's signed, I think teams are just wary of the media firestorm that will be sure to follow if he's signed. Kap has a lot of baggage whether you like it or not and some teams don't wanna deal with it
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The NFL doesn't like "uppity -----------". The slaves must know their place.
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Slaves were paid millions...I gotta get some new history books.
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So slavery is ok as long as the master pays them a fraction of the money they earn for him and that is still $millions? No need for you to get history books. You are all ready living in the 1830s.
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He is a sub par QB with a ton of baggage. HE IS COMPLETE DISTRACTION
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Not smart to sign someone who might hurt our Bottom Line. Come on wsj it's finance
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They’re a good ol boys club and they’ll make sure to keep a POC in their place.
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Most of the "Good'ol boy" owners are long gone. Replaced by modern business men. You're comment is a little outdated.
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It really isn’t. They are not long gone.https://crooked.com/podcast/how-politicized-is-the-nfl/ …
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Because he sucks, easy
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Nonsense, the dude started in a Super Bowl and has like an 89 career QBR. He’s easily good enough to be a team’s backup QB. You seen some of these duds? That said, it may be true that he refuses to be a backup.
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He would be a good backup for sure, I don't think he wants to be, and all his PR stuff wouldn't make him worth it for a team to have as a backup
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Enough about this guy - he chose that being an activist was more important to him than playing football. He started a conversation!!!!
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He sacrificed $millions for what he believed in. Whether you agree with his methods or message; what have you done for what you believe in lately?
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Does that sacrifice make him smart? A hero? Brave? And There aren’t endless articles and ‘awards’ praising me to the point that people are tired of it, so not quite the same.
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By definition? It makes him a martyr. I don't know if you have ever read any religious texts; but they are quite popular. But I don't think you are being fair in your hatred and intolerance. If you remember the origins of all of this; his protest was 4 games in before evennoticed
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So now he’s essentially a religious figure / martyr? You’re proving my point. What hatred and intolerance, all I said is I’m tired of his story. It is totally irrelevant how many QBs have played since his last game.
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Not what I said. I said that he technically is a martyr by definition. Martyrdom does not exclusively apply to religion; but is a common theme. It's fascinating because the majority of people can not see themselves sacrificing if in the same position. It's the crux of the story
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The vast majority of people are drawn to stories of martyrdom for that reason. Could you die on a cross for the sins of man? Could you give up $millions to speak out against injustice? In not saying they are the same thing; but rather they hit on the same theme.
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You do realize that at any point Kaep could have just shut up, ignored injustice, and made $millions to do that, right? But what is the difference between being complacent and complicit? Answer: There is none. Because they have the same results. Heavy is the head wearing crowns
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