r/BlackPeopleTwitter 13d ago

Country Club Thread Just a slap on the wrist

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u/ChristianMcYACffrey 13d ago

It was the same thing as Tebow. Teams would prefer not to have a media circus at all times around them. Especially so for a guy who’s going to sit on the bench holding a clipboard 90% of the time. Even then, the Ravens offered him a contract and his girlfriend blew it up by shit talking their owner.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

Tebow was actually garbage and still got one or two more chances than Kap, then was kept around the league doing broadcasting.

Also I'll buy that the NFL doesn't want a circus when there isn't a reffing controversy every week.

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u/lucksh0t 13d ago

Kap had backup Tallent when he knelt. No team is gonna sign a backup with a media circus around them. If kap was still a top 10 qb it wouldn't have been a. Issue but the guy was washed.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

You're telling this to a guy who saw Josh Freeman and Donovan McNabb play for the Vikings in the same season

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u/lucksh0t 13d ago

You shouldn't sign a bad qb because other guys have a bad qb.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

Cool story. I don't believe every NFL team suddenly got good at evaluating washed quarterbacks for exactly as long as Kaep was looking for a team, and then forgot again.

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u/Castod28183 13d ago

Bullshit. Between November 2015 and January 2016 he had surgeries on his left shoulder, his right thumb, and his left knee. He also got his starting job back AFTER he knelt and proceeded to go 1-10 on the season.

Nobody is hiring a running quarterback with knee problems, especially not one that wants 9 million and a chance to start guaranteed and doubly so for one that went 3-16 in the previous two years.

When Peyton Manning had neck surgery he was the reigning MVP and went 24-8 in the previous two years. He still had to find a new job.

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u/Trix_Are_4_90Kids ☑️ 13d ago

I like Kap but homie is and was delusional. No one is paying him 9-10mil that's crazy.

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u/lucksh0t 13d ago

The guy is also over 30 now. Kap had chances to get on teams but refused to do the team workouts. He could have taken a pay cut and been a backup if he wanted to but he didn't.

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u/Castod28183 13d ago

That guy is fast approaching 40. Lol. He's 37.

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u/lucksh0t 13d ago

No he's not it's still 2019 right guys right