Nick Wright finds Goodell's statement encouraging, but Colin Kaepernick won't be signed

Name: Nick Wright finds Goodell's statement encouraging, but Colin Kaepernick won't be signed
Uploaded: 2020-06-16T10:14:16-04:00
Description: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has stated that he 'encourages' teams to sign Colin Kaepernick, who has not played in the NFL since 2016. Nick Wright gives his thoughts on what this means for the quarterback, and the future of the NFL in terms of social justice.

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has stated that he 'encourages' teams to sign Colin Kaepernick, who has not played in the NFL since 2016. Nick Wright gives his thoughts on what this means for the quarterback, and the future of the NFL in terms of social justice.

JUNE 16, 2020・first things first・4:06

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Nick Wright finds Goodell's statement encouraging, but Colin Kaepernick won't be signed

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has stated that he 'encourages' teams to sign Colin Kaepernick, who has not played in the NFL since 2016. Nick Wright gives his thoughts on what this means for the quarterback, and the future of the NFL in terms of social justice.

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