Colin Kaepernick Sure of His Potential to Win a Super Bowl with an NFL Team

Colin Kaepernick Sure of His Potential to Win a Super Bowl with an NFL Team

Though he hasn’t participated in the NFL since the 2016 season, Colin Kaepernick is still quite sure of his skills on the field.

Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback claimed in a recent interview with Sky News that he still wants to return in the NFL.
36-year-old Kaepernick thinks he could enable an NFL club to win the Super Bowl in next season.

“We only need one of these team owners to open up,” Kaepernick stated. “I have trained my entire life; hence, to be able to step back on the field, I consider that to be a significant event and a great achievement for me. I believe I could contribute greatly to a team’s championship winning efforts.

Beginning his NFL career with such promise, Kaepernick guided the 49ers to a Super Bowl visit during the 2012 season. Beginning 2012-2013, the 49ers were 17-6 with him.

Colin Kaepernick Sure of His Potential to Win a Super Bowl with an NFL Team
Colin Kaepernick Sure of His Potential to Win a Super Bowl with an NFL Team

Sadly for Kaepernick, he suffered once Jim Harbaugh left the Bay Area. Though he had sixteen touchdowns and four interceptions in 2016, he simply lacked the same impact on the field we observed in 2012.

Kaepernick might have to accept his present circumstances even though we cannot criticize him for desiring to be on an NFL team. After spending seven years on the sidelines, it is difficult to see him making a comeback to the Super Bowl.

Should Kaepernick not get an NFL team’s offer this year, he could wish to concentrate just on the 2028 Olympics. He indicated he would like to play flag football.

FAQ’s

Q. Has an NFL team signed Colin Kaepernick?

A. Colin Kaepernick will never play NFL again.

Q. What defines Colin Kaepernick?

A. Colin Kaepernick—who? NFL player Colin Kaepernick gained worldwide notoriety as a civil rights activist for kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial inequity and police brutality.

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