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Colin Kaepernick took a stand for civil rights and although he received for his beliefs, it came with a price, which was giving up his career as a Super Bowl-level quarterback, however, when wanting to return to the field, he is now being told to accept a bottom-feeder life by an NBC host.
Colin Kaepernick is being told to accept being a bottom feeder
8 years have ed since Colin Kaepernick wanted to return to play for the sport and has been training non-stop for an opportunity to command an offensive team on the field, however, the only opportunity he's gotten since was to his former San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh on the sidelines of the Los Angeles Chargers.
About this, Chris Simms added "Maybe that's something that happens down the road, He's [Kaepernick] not doing himself any favors by continuing to talk about 'he wants to play and do all that.' He's gotten to the point now where it's like, people think you're delusional for continuing to say that. You got to stop doing that."
Simms had an uneventful QB career with the Buccaneers, Broncos, and Titans, and shared how he thought his career was like Kaepernick's by jokingly adding "Can I get another chance?" after Simms also expressed some good things about him, however, ended up telling him to "be a little of a bottom feeder".
"I think he's got all the leadership ability and communication ability to be a really good football coach and he knows how to throw the ball and he's got pretty damn good mechanics and played in some big-time football games. So, I certainly think there's value he could add as a coach and a quarterback coach and all of that. He just got to be willing to take that career path as we know and be a little bit of a bottom feeder," shared Simms while speaking about Kaepernick.
Although Colin has been offered a coaching job by his former coach, he's adamant that he can cut it in the NFL at 37 "We're still training, still pushing," Kaepernick told Sky Sports. "So, hopefully. We've just got to get one of these team owners to open up."