Agent Colin Kaepernick is contacting teams with quarterback injuries

Agent Colin Kaepernick is contacting teams with quarterback injuries

Previous San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick needs to come back to the NFL. In spite of the fact that Kaepernick has not played since 2016, his operator has allegedly contacted groups edgy for quarterback help, as indicated by Chris Williamson of SNY. 

NFL groups were hit with a rash of quarterback wounds in Week 2. The Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets and Pittsburgh Steelers could all hope to include quarterbacks in the wake of losing their starters to damage. 
Kaepernick might not have played in the NFL as of late, however he's apparently in "the best state of his life." 

Source near @Kaepernick7 in light of all the QB wounds: "Colin is truly doing incredibly. He's been working out 5 days every week at 5 am for a long time. He needs to play and his specialist has been reaching groups needing a QB." 



The 31-year-old Kaepernick has made it obvious he needs another shot in the NFL. Kaepernick has posted various exercise recordings via web-based networking media during the offseason. He even held a private exercise with Cleveland Browns collector Odell Beckham Jr. 
Kaepernick hasn't played since 2016. During that season, he started taking a knee during the national hymn to dissent racial foul play in the United States. Toward the part of the arrangement, Kaepernick turned into a free specialist. He was not marked in the offseason. 

In his last season, Kaepernick finished 59.2 percent of his goes in 12 games with the 49ers. He tossed for 16 touchdowns and 4 block attempts. 
A lot of groups have had chances to bring Kaepernick in for an exercise the previous couple of seasons, yet have decided on different alternatives, including Derek Anderson, Austin Davis and Tom Savage. 

While Kaepernick's time away from the game can be seen as an impediment, Washington marked Josh Johnson last season in spite of the way that Johnson hadn't showed up in a NFL game since 2014. 
Given that NFL groups haven't got Kaepernick yet, it's improbable he gets a call this time. The Steelers selected to sign previous first-round pick Paxton Lynch to their training squad as opposed to giving Kaepernick a shot. The Jets, Panthers and Saints could all settle on comparative choices.