Why signing Colin Kaepernick is smarter than signing Romo

T-RO · Mar 21, 2017

rags747 said:
Jerry ain't signing Kap, now Johhny Football is another story.

No on both those clowns.

Ranching · Mar 21, 2017

That writer needs to join me in the beer thread. LOL

SDCowboy · Mar 21, 2017

rags747 said:
Jerry ain't signing Kap, now Johhny Football is another story.

That's cool, but that also isn't what the article is about.

RJ_MacReady · Mar 21, 2017

ShortRound · Mar 21, 2017

65fastback2plus2 · Mar 21, 2017

Daillest88 said:
Ok since we are talking about kaepernick, is it true that he said he would stand for the flag once he became a Free agent

He said his protest brought about much needed attention to his cause and that now people were more aware, he no longer needed to protest.

The Natural · Mar 21, 2017

you really learn who is who in these threads, well if you dont know already. I'd love to see the top exit pages for this site

ksadler1 · Mar 21, 2017

Toruk_Makto said:
I'm not reading that.

After reading the title, it took everything I had just to scroll thru the comments. But I never read the original post.....

rynochop · Mar 21, 2017

There's probably a slightly higher chance we sign Colin Kaepernik over Colin Cowherd as backup qb

DasTex · Mar 21, 2017

rynochop said:
There's probably a slightly higher chance we sign Colin Kaepernik over Colin Cowherd as backup qb

Heck, I'd sign Cowterd over Kapvomit

ksadler1 · Mar 21, 2017

It's going to be interesting though. There was an article out a couple weeks ago where one GM said Kap has pretty much been "black-balled" from the NFL and he didn't think ANY GM would touch him. I guess we'll see, but with quite a few QB needy teams out there there's apparently been no bites.....

The Natural · Mar 21, 2017

ksadler1 said:
It's going to be interesting though. There was an article out a couple weeks ago where one GM said Kap has pretty much been "black-balled" from the NFL and he didn't think ANY GM would touch him. I guess we'll see, but with quite a few QB needy teams out there there's apparently been no bites.....

The ws running these teams are going to make sure he doesn't play again. And you know this lame Garrett would never pick him up.

ksadler1 · Mar 21, 2017

The Natural said:
The ws running these teams are going to make sure he doesn't play again. And you know this lame Garrett would never pick him up.

If Kap were that good, someone would take a chance on him. The problem is, he's just not that good.....

lane · Mar 21, 2017

mrtxstar said:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...ng-romo/ar-BByztCG?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp

The big story is this year's NFL free agent market is where Tony Romo will end up. Since the Houston Texans showed their hand by basically paying to give Brock Osweiler to the Cleveland Browns, the Dallas Cowboys have been sitting on their hands. They want the Texans to bite on a trade and take Romo's cap, using the Denver Broncos' possible interest in Romo against Houston.

But there's a few QBs available. Romo is clearly the most desired. But there's another one teams should consider. What? Jay Cutler? You should be ashamed of yourself for suggesting that. I'm talking about Colin Kaepernick.

Both Kaep and Romo have their risks. Romo is a huge injury risk, playing in just five games over the last two seasons. But if he's healthy and placed on a team, like Denver or Houston, who loaded with talent on both sides of the ball, then Romo is immediately in Super Bowl talks.

Go to link to keep reading...

JoeKing · Mar 21, 2017

rynochop said:
There's probably a slightly higher chance we sign Colin Kaepernik over Colin Cowherd as backup qb

That's nice but that's not what the article is about.

TwoDeep3 · Mar 21, 2017

Risen Star said:
For the love of God.

The Natural · Mar 21, 2017

ksadler1 said:
If Kap were that good, someone would take a chance on him. The problem is, he's just not that good.....

He's good enough to play in this league. If he was a good ol boy who kept his mouth shut and just worried about football there'd be no question someone would at least let him hold a clipboard. But he got a lil too uppity

JoeKing · Mar 21, 2017

lane said:

That's a bad link and you don't need to quote me. I didn't write the article, I just shared it with yawl to show what kind of ridiculousness gets posted out there.

ksadler1 · Mar 21, 2017

The Natural said:
He's good enough to play in this league. If he was a good ol boy who kept his mouth shut and just worried about football there'd be no question someone would at least let him hold a clipboard. But he got a lil too uppity

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they give him the starting QB spot last year and he couldn't play well enough to keep it? He's had his chances. A change of scenery would probably do him good, but I just don't see any takers. Denver was interested in him before his protests, since then all we've heard are crickets.....

Reverend Conehead · Mar 21, 2017

mrtxstar said:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...ng-romo/ar-BByztCG?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp

The big story is this year's NFL free agent market is where Tony Romo will end up. Since the Houston Texans showed their hand by basically paying to give Brock Osweiler to the Cleveland Browns, the Dallas Cowboys have been sitting on their hands. They want the Texans to bite on a trade and take Romo's cap, using the Denver Broncos' possible interest in Romo against Houston.

But there's a few QBs available. Romo is clearly the most desired. But there's another one teams should consider. What? Jay Cutler? You should be ashamed of yourself for suggesting that. I'm talking about Colin Kaepernick.

Both Kaep and Romo have their risks. Romo is a huge injury risk, playing in just five games over the last two seasons. But if he's healthy and placed on a team, like Denver or Houston, who loaded with talent on both sides of the ball, then Romo is immediately in Super Bowl talks.

Go to link to keep reading...

You're gonna get flamed for this post, but at least one person agrees, and that person is me. A lot of people hate Kaep because of his political antics. Keep in mind, the sitting for the anthem thing is likely over this season. Judging based on football ability alone, Kaep is certainly qualified to be a backup QB. I like Mark Sanchez as a human being, but not as a backup quarterback. Kaep would be a gigantic upgrade over him, and over Kellen Moore, Jameil Showers, other recents like Weeden and Cassel. Tell me Kaep isn't better than all those guys. You can't. The only recent backup QB I'd rather have over Kaep is Romo, and that's just not going to happen. So sign Kaep with the stipulation that he forfeits any money if he kneels for the anthem. If he needs a political voice, tell him to set up a web site.

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