Colin Kaepernick might want to heed his own advice, which he recently gave to NFL teams regarding his potential as a player. He urged teams to stop avoiding individuals, but now he finds himself experiencing a taste of his own medicine after approaching the Jets. Following a disappointing turn of events at MetLife Stadium, the New York Jets have reportedly decided against Colin Kaepernick’s NFL comeback.

This decision came to light on Tuesday when news broke that Kaepernick’s agent had reached out to the Big Apple franchise. Kaepernick, who has held onto hopes of making a comeback, has been absent from NFL action for an astonishing seven years. At 36 years old, the quarterback, who has been out of the league since the 2016 season, may reflect on his own advice, which became evident after his expressed interest in replacing Aaron Rodgers.

Colin Kaepernick’s past declarations

NFL insider Jordan Schultz, at The Athletic, revealed an intriguing exchange with Colin Kaepernick. The free agent, famously sidelined for years, reached out via text, his plea reverberating with an earnest appeal: “I just need a shot,” per The Spun reports.

But rewind to a time when Kaepernick’s narrative was different. The Guardian’s report brought forth the echoes of his past declarations: “We have nothing to hide.” Years ago, in the heart of Georgia, seven NFL teams dispatched scouts to witness Kaepernick’s skills in action. The former San Francisco 49ers quarterback showcased his prowess, throwing to receivers with flair. Yet, shockingly, ESPN’s league sources unveiled an unsettling truth – none of those teams, it appears, had reached out to Kaepernick or his representatives since that fateful day.

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In frustration, Kaepernick vocalized his sentiment, “So we’re waiting for the 32 owners, 32 teams, Roger Goodell, all of them to stop running. Stop running from the truth. Stop running from the people.” His words resonated with a sense of urgency, demanding accountability.

Fast forward to the present, and the NFL insider’s revelation that Kaepernick recently contacted the New York Jets adds a layer of complexity to this narrative. It appears that Kaepernick may now find himself missing his own advice, trapped in a paradox of his own making. However, the Jets, in a startling development, allegedly declined his request. CBS Sports HQ Senior NFL Insider Josina Anderson chimed in with her insights, stating, “I’m told they’ll look to at least narrow down their options today.”

Kaepernick now stands at a crossroads, faced with a dilemma – does he forge ahead, hoping for a shot at redemption, or does he consider authoring a new chapter in his professional journey? The stakes are high; the odds are long, and the NFL’s unforgiving terrain awaits his decision.

Will Aaron Rodgers call it quits after his injury?

As the NFL community contemplates Aaron Rodgers’ future in the wake of his season-ending injury, uncertainty hangs in the air. While reports had suggested Rodgers was leaning towards retirement during the offseason, the prospect of retirement remains ever-present for a quarterback entering his 40s next year.

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Nevertheless, an official announcement regarding Rodgers’ future in the NFL is still pending, and the Jets have yet to weigh in on the matter. Perhaps the uncertainty serves as a motivating factor for Rodgers, pushing him towards a comeback that defies the odds and ensures he doesn’t exit the league in such a manner.

Meanwhile, CBS reported that former Packers, Bears, and Lions reserve Tim Boyle is poised for promotion from the Jets’ practice squad to serve as Wilson’s backup.

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