Colin Kaepernick Trashed in Uncovered Jon Gruden Emails

The former quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, Colin Kaepernick, is being trashed in a series of emails between ESPN’s disgraced former head coach Jon Gruden and one of his assistants.

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Colin Kaepernick is a quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers. Uncovered: Trashed Emails from Jon Gruden

This Month, Netflix Will Launch a Series About the Failed QB.

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In the aftermath of the U.S. District Court’s inquiry into Washington Football Team owner Dan Snyder, further emails that led to Jon Gruden’s dismissal have emerged. Adam Schefter, the ESPN reporter who broke the news that Gruden would be leaving the Raiders for the second time, was previously thrown into the mix.

According to a hacked email acquired by the Los Angeles Times, Bruce Allen, the president of the Washington Redskins at the time, received a communication from Schefter about a story he was about to publish. Schefter wrote to Allen, “Please let me know if you notice anything that should be added, altered, or adjusted.” “Thank you for that, Mr. Editor, and for your confidence.” “I’m going to file this to espn about 6 a.m.,” Schefter said. They talked back and forth for a while more, but the bottom line is that Schefter obtains his insider knowledge by allowing select people access to his articles.

Colin Kaepernick, the perennial victim of these leaks, is another unintentional victim. “Remember 90 percent of NFL players have never contemplated kneeling,” Bruce Allen and conservative talk show presenter Mark Levin said, referring to the kneeling he sparked in 2018. The problem is the ten percent of players and owners (see [Eagles owner] Jeff Lurie and 49ers owner [Denise DeBartolo]),” Allen wrote to Levin. “This is so absurd it’s humiliating,” Allen, who is based in New York, remarked. In the case of Kaepernick, Allen and Gruden had that conversation.

“They should stop suspending individuals for using amino acids,” Gruden wrote to Allen. In reaction, Allen stated, “I’ve voiced my OUTRAGE.”

After losing his starting position to Blaine Gabbert (lol) in 2016, Kaepernick started kneeling for the national anthem in what he chose to label a protest against police brutality and racial injustice. Even though he hasn’t played a snap since a New Year’s Day game against the Seattle Seahawks in 2017, he was the most renowned backup in league history for this. Because he couldn’t keep his lady in control, he botched an offer from the Baltimore Ravens. In 2019, the NFL arranged a personal workout for him, but he was comically absent. But all of that “suffering” paid off in the shape of a multi-million dollar Nike sponsorship contract, replete with funny, meme-worthy commercials. On top of that, this amazing waste of talent has a contract with ESPN to create a documentary series, as well as a first-look option from The Walt Disney Company, and a new Netflix series called Colin in Black & White that will premiere on October 29th. The trailer is here if you can handle the craziness.

Kaepernick is said to be preparing for a return. He still wakes up at 5 a.m. and exercises 5 or 6 days a week, according to an interview with Ebony, just in case a team is cruel enough to take on this responsibility. “I’m ready to lead a team to another Super Bowl,” Kaepernick, who is obviously suffering from CTE, stated. “Regardless of the efforts of 32 teams and their partners to refuse me employment, it is not something I will ever let go of.” I was persistent in high school, and I’m going to be tenacious here as well.” Nothing is more depressing than an elderly athlete who refuses to retire.