Kaepernick turned down a chance to play for Broncos

Colin Kaepernick, is the guy who started the "take a knee for some reason or another during the national anthem movement'. He has cost the NFL millions in revenue due to people refusing to support such crap and many boycotted the games.

Kaepernick, who sucked as a QB for the San Francisco 49ers, accused the NFL of colluding against him when no other team wanted to bring him aboard because of his vacuous performances on the field of play, and he filed a grievance against the NFL.

As it turns out, John Elway, the general manager for the Denver Broncos, said on Thursday that his team had offered the suck-worthy Kaepernick a "chance" to be on the team, but he turned them down--perhaps because of his awareness of the level at which he sucked.

Therefore, it was more advantageous for the troubled, anti-anthem, suck-worthy quarterback [whose arm was as accurate as Stevie Wonder's trying to throw a football thirty yards downfield through a moving one foot ring] to do a publicity stunt by "taking a knee" during the Star Spangled Banner," than to try out for a quarterback slot and obviously screw it up.

All hair, no brains

Elway's comments came as he spoke to reporters following the end of team camp. He was asked if Kaepernick could be viewed as a "viable candidate" to fill a back-up QB roll. Elway too is a former NFL quarterback.

"Colin had his chance to be here. We offered him a contract. He didn't take it," Elway answered, referring to a trade offer made to the suck-worthy Kaepernick prior to the 2016 season while he still threw poorly for the 49ers. He turned down the offer because he wanted more money than he was worth due to the level at which he sucked.

During the season, the failed QB began his national anthem protests and began kneeling during the playing of the Star Spangled Banner. He said it was to protest police brutality, something his girlfriend told him to say, and to "make sure you speak clearly and show them you're angry."

Other misinformed players who obviously were unaware of the actual statistics regarding police brutality, and caring less about black-on-black gun violence, followed suit because it seemed like the cool thing to do.

It was after the 49ers cut him from the team due to his chronic sucking as a QB that he filed the grievance against the NFL, accusing owners of colluding against him and refusing to hire him so that their team can experience the joys of having a QB with myriad interceptions.

"So, you know," Elway began, "and as I said at my deposition, and I don't know if I'm legally able to say this but, he's had his chance to be here. He passed it."

He even screwed up his passing at his chance.


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