Colin Keparnic has not taken any snap in the NFL since January 1, 2017, but is not prevented from hoping to make another shot as a quarterback in the league.
Keparnick’s long -time girlfriend, Nessa Dyb, former San Francisco 49rs, released the 49rs star, who knew in protest of racial injustice in the United States during the national anthem in 2016, still training for NFL opportunities.
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Colin Keparnic spoke on the stage of the Gordon Parks Foundation’s annual award for dinner and auction on May 21, 2024 in New York City. (Noam Galai/Getty Fig for Gordon Parks Foundation)
“Every day, every day,” he told TMZ Sports on the weekend. “Nothing has changed.”
He added that “of course” he still wants to play.
“If they leave him, they depend on the parties,” he said. “
Kepernic, 37, suitable for the last 2016 season 49rs. He was a 17 -off -22 for 215 yards and a touchdown against Seattle Sihax. Since then, the parties were not interested in Keparnic enough to bring him to their roosters – even training camps.
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Ann Arber participated in a sparing exhibition while playing Michigan Spring Football on April 222, at half -time playing Michigan Spring Football at Collin Keparnik Michigan Stadium. (Zaim Craford/Getty Fig.)
Keparnick also created his social worker platform through your rights camp and Keparnic Publishing. He compared the NFL draft to a slave auction, called for the abolition of law enforcement and suggested that the NFL did not take meaningful steps to tackle social injustice.
Late last year, he admitted to the NPR that he missed football and was still training to call a team.
“I will miss it forever,” he told the outlet while promoting his new kids book “Way Abe Free You And Me” in October. “And I continue training for it.
“At the end of the day, I don’t want to be in a position where I look back and ask if I have given me everything to try to follow it. I will make sure the reason I’m not playing is not because of my work moral or promise because I got out of it.”
Keparnic told Sky Sports that he still believed that he could lead a team to a super bull.
“We are still training, still pressing,” he said. “So hope. We’ve got to open one of the owners of this team.
Santa Clara, California, October 23, 2016, Colin Keparnic of San Francisco 49rs during the Tampa Bay Bucaniers game at Levir Stadium. (Theron W. Henderson/Getty Fig.)
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“This is something that I have trained my whole life, so to be able to get back to the field, I think it will be a big moment, a big achievement for me. I think I can help bring a lot of things to a team and win them a championship.”
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