Broncos re-sign Osweiler, Kaepernick still jobless, the Left butthurt intensifies.

**Pappy Jones** · 09-03-2017, 10:46 PM

LMFAO, fuck all the way off Kaepernick. You are not that good of a player and no team wants your fucking baggage.

These tweet are probably nothing compared to what is likely gonna covered by titter and MSM in the next few days.

http://dailycaller.com/2017/09/03/th...nick-are-gold/

The Reactions To Brock Osweiler Getting Signed Before Kaepernick Are Gold

Brock Osweiler is headed back to the Denver Broncos, and people are not
happy he got picked up before Colin Kaepernick.

Osweiler, who played for the Broncos two seasons ago, was resigned by Denver
almost immediately following getting cut by the Cleveland Browns.

As you can imagine, people were not happy Osweiler has a job and Kaepernick doesn’t.

Brock Osweiler has a job and Colin Kaepernick does not. Just let that sink in.
#Kaepernick #BrockOsweiler
— Ashley Galpin (@AGalpin1) September 3, 2017

I think Kaepernick + Broncos D would give them 11 wins.
But no, go ahead, sign Osweiler.
— mike freeman (@mikefreemanNFL) September 2, 2017

Brock Osweiler Got A Job Before Colin Kaepernick And Yall
Know Exactly What The Fuck That Means
— IT’S CORREA DAY (@sportynory) September 2, 2017

Broncos fans getting ready to fight Kaepernick Twitter when Osweiler
is officially signed pic.twitter.com/5yZAX8ENoS
— Riley Auman (@junioraumanac) September 2, 2017

Broncos about to sign back Brock Osweiler ….
owners trolling Kaepernick at this point
— (@RyanTheHoly) September 2, 2017

when Kaepernick fans see the Broncos would rather bring back
Brock Osweiler than sign Kaep pic.twitter.com/h5skcW6HgA
— Andrew Luck (@FauxAndyLuck) September 2, 2017

The internet never fails to impress and entertain me. This is too good.
Obviously Osweiler got signed by the Broncos because he knows the system
and is familiar with team. As for Kaepernick, he might not even be good enough
to start in the NFL, and people are upset Osweiler went back to his old team.

Why would the Broncos open up their arms to the distraction of Kaepernick
when there is no guarantee he even helps them win? Keep overreacting.
I’m thoroughly enjoying it.

**Minister of Truth** · 09-03-2017, 10:50 PM

LOLZ, I was focused on how retarded the Texans are, and didn't even think about the Kaeperpick angle.

**Pappy Jones** · 09-03-2017, 11:11 PM

I should say though, that I applaud him standing up (no pun intended) and showing public support for what he believes in (though I don't believe in his cause) but what sticks in craw is doing it on company time to a captive audience, very unprofessional.

**tsuke** · 09-04-2017, 03:51 AM

in my opinion people would hire kaepernick. Just not at the money he is asking for. I mostly watch the NBA and there are plenty of players who took a paycut retooled and became 6 men from starters because they either found out they were not good enough or got old. He should do something like this. Maybe 2nd string is the best he can do.

**cawacko** · 09-04-2017, 05:45 AM

This has been bad for business for the NFL. They lost viewership last year from people upset over Kap's actions. Now they will lose viewership this year from pro-Kap people who are upset he hasn't been hired.

The reality in sports is you can get away with a lot more when you are (really) good. Kap isn't that good anymore. From a business decision why bring in a back up who will draw this much attention away from the team?

**canceled.2021.3** · 09-04-2017, 05:55 AM

Originally Posted by Threedee

LOLZ, I was focused on how retarded the Texans are, and didn't even think about the Kaeperpick angle.

That is because you are a limited thinker.

**Minister of Truth** · 09-04-2017, 05:58 AM

Originally Posted by cawacko

This has been bad for business for the NFL. They lost viewership last year from people upset over Kap's actions. Now they will lose viewership this year from pro-Kap people who are upset he hasn't been hired.

The reality in sports is you can get away with a lot more when you are (really) good. Kap isn't that good anymore. From a business decision why bring in a back up who will draw this much attention away from the team?

I get a laugh because Seattle is a market where Kaep could probably get by with being a flag-hating tool, due to the strength of leftism in our culture. Unfortunately for him, and his supporters (we have a shitty back-up situation on our hands, having cut Boykin, and settled for Austin Davis, instead), we made him into such a villain from 2012-2015 that every Seahawks fan developed an instinctual hatred of him. Every detail of his game and his character was scrutinized, and found wanting (same for Harbaugh, although, we conceded that he was a good coach). People are actually blaming Seattleites for being prejudiced against Kaep for his politics, and I'm like, "were you living under a rock for the past five years?"

**canceled.2021.3** · 09-04-2017, 05:59 AM

Originally Posted by cawacko

This has been bad for business for the NFL. They lost viewership last year from people upset over Kap's actions. Now they will lose viewership this year from pro-Kap people who are upset he hasn't been hired.

The reality in sports is you can get away with a lot more when you are (really) good. Kap isn't that good anymore. From a business decision why bring in a back up who will draw this much attention away from the team?

That is the bottom line. He had one or two good years then was in the shitter for years before this stunt. He wants starter money to be a backup AND he will bring controversy no team wants unless it is attached to a Super Bowl trophy.

If I were an NFL owner I would troll everyone by bringing in Tebow. The left would shit itself in indignation

**Darth Omar** · 09-04-2017, 06:00 AM

Originally Posted by cawacko

This has been bad for business for the NFL. They lost viewership last year from people upset over Kap's actions. Now they will lose viewership this year from pro-Kap people who are upset he hasn't been hired.

The reality in sports is you can get away with a lot more when you are (really) good. Kap isn't that good anymore. From a business decision why bring in a back up who will draw this much attention away from the team?

The owners have to hate this whole business.

There are so many other and better ways to protest than dissing the national anthem. And on your own dime.

**Life is Golden** · 09-04-2017, 07:30 AM

Good news.

**Celticguy** · 09-04-2017, 07:40 AM

He isn't very good, t hats why he is idle.
He wasn't very good before his antics and he hasn't gotten any better.

**Bigdog** · 09-04-2017, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by cawacko

This has been bad for business for the NFL. They lost viewership last year from people upset over Kap's actions. Now they will lose viewership this year from pro-Kap people who are upset he hasn't been hired.

The reality in sports is you can get away with a lot more when you are (really) good. Kap isn't that good anymore. From a business decision why bring in a back up who will draw this much attention away from the team?

So true, I thought Michael Vick would never get hired again.