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NBC Pro Football Talk lib Mike Florio is praising the Las Vegas Raiders for giving the notorious SJW Colin Kaepernick a workout on Wednesday. It’s not clear if the ex-49ers quarterback showed off his kneeling knee or not, but he’s been an unwanted troublemaker for the NFL since last playing in the turbulent season of 2016. 

Tonight’s May episode of HBO’s Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel will include an interview with two of the women who claim they were sexually abused by the Cleveland Browns’ newly acquired quarterback Deshaun Watson. He sat out the whole 2021 season with the Houston Texans as a consequence of the alarming number of allegations.  

A former member of the Seattle Seahawks’ “Legion of Boom” defense is headed for the slammer. Earl Thomas allegedly violated a protective order for his estranged wife multiple times, and a judge has issued a warrant for his felony arrest. He will be the 12th current or former NFL player to be arrested this year.

Each of the National Football League’s 32 teams attempted to strengthen their rosters over the weekend by drafting promising young college talent. Former Baltimore Ravens’ player Bart Scott, now an ESPN football analyst, said what each team really needs, though, is a couple more felons. His outrageous comments played right into the hands of critics who already regard the NFL as the…

Conservative Americans are hailing a rebirth of free speech with Elon Musk gaining ownership of Twitter. Nutty leftists are citing – of all people -- Colin Kaepernick to “prove” conservatives are hypocrites about free speech.

Last night, the 2022 NFL Draft began. It’s supposed to be a night where the hard work of hundreds of young men comes to fruition, when dreams are realized and families rejoice as those young men embark on the next chapter of their careers.

The NFL is in many ways a sleazy organization with more than its share of felons, drug abusers, wife beaters, woke nut jobs and drunks. Add another log on the fire as tonight’s first overall draft pick has been offered a “freebie” by a Las Vegas “sex worker.” 

The National Football League instituted the process of drafting college players in 1936, but we’ve just learned from NBC Pro Football Talk’s liberal host Mike Florio that this is an “anti-American” activity. He made this sensationalistic claim in his book Playmakers: How the NFL Really Works, released last month.  

To say this hasn’t been a banner year for the NFL is a classic understatement. Make no mistake: it’s operating under a dark cloud. Eleven players have been arrested, six for alleged acts of violence. The league keeps embarrassing itself with ridiculous hiring mandates. Additionally, the Deshaun Watson scandal continues to fester.

NFL quarterback wannabe Colin Kaepernick says he is willing to accept a backup role with a team, and his remarks infuriated a long-time supporter. ESPN First Take host Stephen A. Smith said Tuesday that America owes Kaepernick an NFL job because he kneeled for national anthems “on behalf of us,” but he also accused the football pariah of not being sincere about wanting to play again. 

The National Football League has called for a diversity lite networking meeting May 23-24 that will exclude white people and limit the number of minorities allowed to attend. Each of the league’s 32 teams will be allowed to send one woman and one minority to the meet-and-greet opportunity. 

The lawsuit that Brain Flores filed against the NFL will now have two new coaches added to the amended complaint. Steve Wilks and Ray Horton have a bone to pick with the NFL and will be represented by the same lawyers that are pleading Flores' case. Wilks coached the Arizona Cardinals for one season in 2018, while Horton had 22 years of assistant coaching experience before interviewing for the…

The National Football League’s Rooney Rule has been re-made into the “loony rule.” On Monday, the league mandated diversity Kool-Aid overdoses for each of its 32 teams. The mandate requires all of its teams to hire a minority offensive assistant coach for the 2022 season, as part of an effort to engineer greater diversity. 

Lights! Camera! Action! This isn’t a Hollywood movie set, but a publicity stunt on a high school football field in Scottsdale, Ariz. NFL quarterback wannabe Colin Kaepernick backpedals, throws a pass to Seattle Seahawks’ receiver Ty Lockett, who is standing flat-footed still, 10 yards downfield. At the same time, a man with a video camera moves alongside Kaepernick capturing video images…