Colin Kaepernick

Styles will be the headline performer for the Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl pre-party on January 31, but fans are urging him to back out of the performance.

On Tuesday, Nessa, the girlfriend of former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, criticized president Donald Trump, the NFL and the NFL commissioner Rodger Goodell, following the report of a Super Bowl ad purchased by Trump.

A new campaign ad released by Alabama congressman Bradley Byrne shows images of former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar and others, referring to them as "the squad attacking America."

"AOC doesn't know anything about the law of armed conflict, obviously," Graham said.

After the former NFL QB said that the U.S. strike was indicative of America's hostility to brown and black people, some conservative pundits and authors rebutted him.

In the same tweet, Jemele Hill also pointed out the number of chances Antonio Brown could have in possibly playing for an NFL team.

The NFL organized a surprise workout for Kaepernick in November, only for the former 49ers QB to switch the venue at the eleventh hour.

After signing with the Redskins, wide receiver Jordan Veasy said he knew the recent workout with Colin Kaepernick would help him.

"[Kaepernick] knew what he was getting into when he decided to kneel and now, he's going to go ahead and capitalize on this by essentially extorting the black community," former NFL player and current congressional candidate Jeremy Staat told 'Fox & Friends.'

While Kaepernick has not been signed to a team yet, the former quarterback does have a shoe being released by Nike in the coming weeks.

Jackson was scheduled to run the workout on Saturday but declined to attend after Kaepernick abruptly switched the location shortly before the event was due to begin.

"When you are talking about this waiver, you are asking Colin Kaepernick to give up everything," said ESPN writer Howard Bryant.

While appearing on ESPN's 'Get Up' on Monday morning, Stephen A. Smith expressed his views on Kaepernick and the outcome of his controversial workout on Saturday.

The quarterback held his own alternative practice in a different location than what was originally scheduled on Saturday.

Colin Kaepernick's workout changed last minute to allow for media attendance, as the quarterback sought transparency with the NFL. Here's what we've learned.

"We like our young guys,'' Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett said. "We're trying to develop those guys. We feel like they made progress."

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Eleven franchises have so far committed to attend the workout and the NFL expects more teams to join the event.

It was announced on Tuesday that the NFL will hold an open workout for former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who has not stepped on an NFL field since 2017.

All 32 NFL franchises have been invited to a private workout organized by the league, which will be held in Atlanta on Saturday.

The 32-year-old quarterback will hold a private workout organized by the NFL in Atlanta on Saturday, to which all 32 NFL teams have been invited.

Three teams from the AFC North lead the list, with the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots also showing contention.

"You're trying to use the "racism" tool to mask truth that 1) The game surpassed you a few years ago and that's why you weren't excelling and 2) You're no longer relevant as a QB or activist," one person said.

The session will include on-field work and an interview. All clubs are invited to attend, and video of both the workout and interview will be made available to clubs.

Vice President Mike Pence has said that China is "exploiting corporate greed" by dealing with American companies such as Nike and the NBA, but as Indiana Governor in 2013 he approved millions of dollars in incentives to companies which offshored American jobs to China.

Kaepernick has been denied work from the NFL for 897 days; in a tweet, he thanked his defenders for "having his back."

"Two white men claiming the system is rigged for whites, as they rig the system to enrich themselves is funny," Candace Owens falsely claimed about Colin Kaepernick and Shaun King.

""Hey @Kaepernick7 after a lot of thought, we have decided it's best to just do it. #America," the tweet from the Tennessee Smokies read, and included photos of the team's field with a Betsy Ross flag drawn on the infield.

"Words matter, symbols matter too," Georgetown professor Michael Eric Dyson said. "Why don't we wear a swastika for July Fourth? Because I don't know, it makes a difference. The cross burning on somebody's lawn... because those symbols are symbols of hate."

Nike pulled its "Air Max 1" shoes after pressure from the former NFL player Colin Kaepernick who said he was unhappy with the 13-star American flag on its heel.