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The Big Lead Blogger Asserts Bad QB Decisions by Packers, Texans Strengthen Kaepernick's Collusion Case
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The Big Lead Blogger Asserts Bad QB Decisions by Packers, Texans Strengthen Kaepernick's Collusion Case
By Jay Maxson | November 13, 2017 6:16 PM EST
In his blog "The Mike McCarthy and Bill O'Brien Colin Kaepernick Depositions Should Be Amazing," The Big Lead's Stephen Douglas proves he is clueless about what constitutes collusion and he is an out and out cheerleader for Kaepernick.
Douglas asserts that merely because Green Bay and Houston either signed unheralded passers or stuck with the quarterbacks they already have on the team, that constitutes wrongdoing by the National Football League.
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For a great many Packer fans signing CK would be like signing Fidel Castro....apparently one of CK's heroes but not well liked in Wisconsin outside of Mad City aka Madison.
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