Colin Kaepernick

"Friends who know me, know that I love football," tweeted Democratic lawmaker Keith Ellison on Sunday. "But I won’t be watching this NFL season because of the unfair cowardly and idiotic kneeling ban. #BoycottNFL." 

“He is 100 percent for it,” said Scott. “He was very enthusiastic about it.”

The Fox Sports personality also said Manziel now has a better shot at getting back in the NFL.

Torrey Smith's message to Trump: It's not politics; it's personal.

This sounds like it could actually happen now.

The Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association was not happy Kaepernick wore socks with cops as pigs.

Philadelphia's Super Bowl dreams could be in trouble without Carson Wentz. Colin Kaepernick might be the answer.

'Sports Illustrated' released an excerpt on Tuesday.

The magazine hailed his efforts to effect social change.

The short list has been announced for “Time” magazine’s Person of the Year 2017.

The contributor falsely claimed Kaepernick supports “ethnocentrically racist black organizations.”

Players are divided over the idea.

The NFL free agent has been named GQ's Citizen of the Year.

Trump is scapegoating minorities and publicly shaming people for exercising their civil rights, says Brian Klass.

Still out of the NFL, Colin Kaepernick is more activist than athlete these days. But he's a hell of an advocate.

Kaepernick still hasn't been signed.

The Green Bay Packers aren’t a playoff team at this rate.

The Broncos QBs are pretty bad.

Imagine: The Kaep Crusader suits up for the Cardinals in time to play the winless 49ers. You'll watch.

Tom Brady is the only QB on the Patriots' roster.

Mark Geragos said he has a "high degree of confidence" he can make his case for Kaepernick.

Rodgers may be out for the remainder of the season.

Kaepernick has been without an NFL job since the spring.

The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback helped launch an influential protest movement throughout the NFL over America’s treatment of people of color.

The former San Francisco 49ers player dismissed the report on social media.

NFL players have even helped fund their new team.

West Point issued a statement condemning the tweet by Spenser Rapone, saying his actions “in no way reflect the values of the U.S. Military Academy or the U.S. Army.”

The comment comes shortly after the president's outburst over NFL players kneeling.

The former San Francisco QB still doesn’t have a job in the NFL.

The U.S. president took a jab at the quarterback's free agent status at a rally in Kentucky.