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Colin Kaepernick He did not take a sting in NFL from January 1, 2017, but does not prevent him from holding hope for another goal as a league striker.
Kaepernick’s longtime girlfriend Nessa Diab revealed to the former San Francisco 49ers Star, who knelt during the 2016 national anthem in protest due to racial injustice in the United States, still trains for the NFL opportunity.
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Colin Kaepernick speaks on stage during the annual dinner and auction of the Gordon Parks Foundation on May 21, 2024 in New York. (Noam Galai/Getty Pictures for Gordon Parks Foundation)
“All day, every day,” she said TMZ Sports over the weekend. “Nothing has changed.”
She added that “of course” still wants to play.
“It’s all on the teams if he will let him,” she said.
Kaepernick, 37, was last suited to the 49ers during the 2016 season. He was 17 out of 22 to 215 meters and Touchdown against Seattle Seahawks. Since then, the teams have not been interested in Kaepernick enough to bring him to their list – even in training camp.
Colin Kaepernick participates in the throwing exhibition during the half -time spring football game in Michigan at Michigan Stadium on April 2, 2022 in Ann Arbor. (Jaime Crawford/Getty Images)
Kaepernick also built its platform of social activist through the Know You Hamp Camp and Kaepernick Publishing. He compared the NFL draft At the auction of slaves, called to abolish the police and suggest that NFL did not take significant steps to resolve social injustices.
At the end of last year, he admitted, for example, that he was missing football and still training in case the team was called.
“I will miss forever,” he said in October, promoting his new children’s book “We are free you and I.” “And I keep training for that.
“At the end of the day, I don’t want to be in a position where I look back and I have to question if I did my best to try it.
Kaepernick Sky Sports said He still believed he could lead a team to Super Bowl.
“We are still training, we are still pushing,” he said. “That’s how we hope. We just have to open one of these team owners.
San Francisco 49ers Colin Kaepernick to the side during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers game at Levi’s Stadium on October 2nd. October 2016. At Santa Clari, California. (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)
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“It’s something I trained for all my life, so I could go out to the field, I think it would be the main moment, for me a great achievement. I think I could bring a lot to the team and help them win the championship.”
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