Wrong, he is Rosa Parks. Rosa Parks wasn’t intending to make some grandstanding statement, she just didn’t want to give up her seat anymore and continue to abide by a society that had no respect or dignity for her. Colin didn’t start by making some grandstanding statement, he had been remaining seated during the…

The two aren’t mutually exclusive. Remember how Warren Moon had to go to the CFL to be taken seriously?

Putting your principles in front of tens of millions in potentially lost income is a lot more courage than most people show.

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Then golf. Hit ‘em with the Hein!

No. I just generally assumed. Kind of how like these front office people assume he’s a traitor. It goes both ways.

He went on to add, “Is Gregg Hardy still available?”

“This guy has no respect for our country or our constitution...now if you’ll excuse me, I’m off to see my financial planning team so I can divert my income and substantially reduce my tax burden.”

I think your list also missed Darren Sharper. Darren fucking “serial rapist” Sharper.

Rich white billionaires decrying the action of a minority? Well, now I’ve seen everything.

Anonymity allows people to show their racist, hateful asses? It’s almost like we’re talking about the internet instead of the NFL.

“I don’t want him anywhere near my team,” one front office executive said. “He’s a traitor.”

NASCAR would like to have a word with you.

Just a reminder of some of the things that have happened since Rae Carruth’s arrest and conviction:

You live in a rough area, I have never seen a 4th grader with a beard and tattoos.

Every picture of Colin Kaepernick he looks the same: like a fourth grader who just spilled milk on his khakis on the first day at a new school.

This seems like a perfect segue into a story about the lack of minorities working in NFL front offices.

Cowards always hate those who demonstrate courage.

Holy shit, how many of my uncles are NFL executives? I never knew!