Colin Kaepernick Unloads on Coach Pete Carroll for Not Considering Him a Viable Option for the QB Deprived Seattle Seahawks

Colin Kaepernick has been on a round trip to resurrection for quite a few weeks now. He is doing his best to feed the NFL that he is still on top of his athleticism and that he would be a good QB1 for any franchise if they give him an opportunity to represent. However, things have not turned up the way he wanted them to be.

No franchise has yet stepped forward to support the former NFL star fearing any political drama that may come with him. Fans have contrasting opinions on Kaepernick and it would be a challenge for a franchise to be a home for the QB. Although many players have come vouching for Kaepernick, the league hesitates to accommodate him.

Colin Kaepernick has a workout session with I AM ATHLETE

The former San Francisco 49ers QB has been working out with NFL players to showcase his prowess with the ball after years of absence from the league. His most recent workout has been with the I Am ATHLETE hosts and former NFL players Brandon Marshall, Chad Johnson and Pacman Jones.

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In an interview with I AM ATHLETE, which was Kaepernick’s first public interview in a very long time, the veteran talked about his dedication to the sport and his determination to overcome all the barriers to win the championship.

He explained his goal to win the Super Bowl after losing it to the Ravens in 2013.

Kaepernick talks about Coach Pete Carroll not giving him an opportunity

During the interview, he explained how he got no opportunities to workout with the franchises yet he remains stubborn about his ambitions. In addition, he also pointed out how Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll refused to sign him in 2017 since they already had the likes of a starting quarterback Russell Wilson.

“No team has brought me in for a workout,” Kaepernick said. “No team has brought me in for an opportunity. I had the one meeting with Seattle in 2017. And out of that, Pete Carroll said, ‘Hey, he’s a starter, we have a starter.’ And, you know, things moved on from there, but they don’t have a starter right now.”

Now with Wilson gone, the Seahawks remain QB deprived, yet still, coach Carroll hasn’t offered Kaepernick an opportunity to play. Will coach Carroll approach Kaepernick ahead of the 2022 regular season? It remains to be seen which team the former Niner ends up joining forces with.

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