No to Kaepernick in Dallas

[Yakuza Rich]

I'd be surprised if we take him. Jerry is very big into patriotism for this team and since Kaepernick's stance is against cops and how we paid such a beautiful tribute to the slain Dallas officers last year, I just don't see it happening.

In reality, it's just Stephen A. Smith looking for attention and ESPN continues to blame the 'business model' for their drop in ratings, Web site clicks and revenue.





YR

 

[Doomsday101]

No NFL team "wants" Fitzpatrick or Cutler either. You don't know the details of his situation or what NFL teams think. For all you know he is holding out for a starting job like the other two are.

Your insistence in talking around the issue is noted though.

So why is it okay for the NFL to support political entities like the armed services and help recruit for them or similarly support the police but it is not okay for Kaepernick to have a different opinion on that same topic?

Why because it is a positive message that majority of fans support that is why. Because you have some left wingers out there who do not like it well too bad the vast majority back and support these institutions.

 

[jwooten15]

I can support my position rationally and talk about it directly. You cannot.

Not good for you.

And if he doesn't kneel then the story goes away.

He's already said that he wouldn't be kneeling next season.... still hasn't been signed.

Shocking.

We get your side of the argument, man. But it's obvious your "direct rationality" isn't going to change our opinions.

And our opinions aren't going to change yours.

You'd take Kaep, we wouldn't. The reasons for both sides of the argument are well-stated. I'm sure you will disagree with me there, but what's new?

Have a great day

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

He's already said that he wouldn't be kneeling next season.... still hasn't been signed.

Shocking.

We get your side of the argument, man. But it's obvious your "direct rationality" isn't going to change our opinions.

And our opinions aren't going to change yours.

You'd take Kaep, we wouldn't. The reasons for both sides of the argument are well-stated. I'm sure you will disagree with me there, but what's new?

Have a great day

I'm not trying to change your opinions. I am trying to get you to justify your positions.

And actually your side is not well stated. You compared him to violent men and a guy who cannot pass the drug program claiming they all "tear locker rooms apart."

When I pointed out that none of them tore locker rooms apart you started with the "Fuzzy is not worth the time" diatribe.

You have not even bothered addressing that he will not kneel this season making it a nonstory.

Now you have resorted to trying to speak for what all 32 NFL teams think and pretend that there are not other QBs in the same circumstance in Cutler and Fitzpatrick.

For all you know the rub is he is holding out for a starting job and has nothing to do with his politics. The difference between you and I is I don't pretend a convenient possibility is a reality.

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Why because it is a positive message that majority of fans support that is why. Because you have some left wingers out there who do not like it well too bad the vast majority back and support these institutions.

But you said you wanted politics out of the sport. As long as it's clear that this is all about partisan politics for you then I am content.

And you should do some more research into the political demographics of this country. Demographics in general really.

 

[Doomsday101]

But you said you wanted politics out of the sport. As long as it's clear that this is all about partisan politics for you then I am content.

And you should do some more research into the political demographics of this country. Demographics in general really.

You have your view and I have mine. Sorry if you don't like it. I like many others around the country who are into Football do not want Kap if you do then great. We all have our own views I will avoid pushing mine on you and hope you would do them same.

 

[65fastback2plus2]

Want. He plays Dak's style.

He's a great, generous guy to boot.

Double bonus.

 

[CF74]

I don't think he hates America. I just think he hates what's happening here. As far as the Cowboys signing him, a veteran to help Dak along is exactly what we need. I doubt if our situation is what Kaep is looking for, though.

*Agree to disagree, respectively*

 

[FuzzyLumpkins]

You have your view and I have mine. Sorry if you don't like it. I like many others around the country who are into Football do not want Kap if you do then great. We all have our own views I will avoid pushing mine on you and hope you would do them same.

You have your view sure. Then you refuse to examine it and then grandstand on people agreeing with you instead. Bandwagoning when it is not there is an interesting deflection.

Nevermind all the people coming in here supporting bringing him on football grounds --myself included-- while your beef has nothing to do with football.

 

[haleyrules]

I'd be surprised if we take him. Jerry is very big into patriotism for this team and since Kaepernick's stance is against cops and how we paid such a beautiful tribute to the slain Dallas officers last year, I just don't see it happening.

In reality, it's just Stephen A. Smith looking for attention and ESPN continues to blame the 'business model' for their drop in ratings, Web site clicks and revenue.





YR

Agreed. Thats about the size of it.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

No No and No. He can leave his heart in San Francisco.

 

[haleyrules]

No No and No. He can leave his heart in San Francisco.

No worries. The Jones family would never sign this guy. Heck, l would take Cutler first!

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Cowboys will sign Greg Hardy........would let Josh Brent come back and play for them.........would sign Rolando McClain......would draft Randy Gregory.....but won't give Kapernick a shot. All because they have.....Kellen Moore. This is laughable lol.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Why would America's Team bring in somebody that hates America?

*Click bait*

Standing up for the oppressed means he hates America?

 

[Toruk_Makto]

I'd be surprised if we take him. Jerry is very big into patriotism for this team and since Kaepernick's stance is against cops and how we paid such a beautiful tribute to the slain Dallas officers last year, I just don't see it happening.

In reality, it's just Stephen A. Smith looking for attention and ESPN continues to blame the 'business model' for their drop in ratings, Web site clicks and revenue.





YR

Kaepernick's stance isn't against cops. Wow.

 

[CF74]

Standing up for the oppressed means he hates America?

Disrespecting the troops is not the way to go about it...

 

[EST_1986]

Disrespecting the troops is not the way to go about it...

what he peacefully protested had absolutely ZERO to do with the troops, get a grip

 

[Yakuza Rich]

Kaepernick's stance isn't against cops. Wow.

Really?

Wow yourself.

YR

 

[CF74]

what he peacefully protested had absolutely ZERO to do with the troops, get a grip

He's a puppet and those that agree with his fake protest are his target audience...

 

[EST_1986]

He's a puppet and those that agree with his fake protest are his target audience...

good to know where you stand on the oppression of minorities even if your stance wasn't clear already