Nike NFL athletes give stunning Colin Kaepernick endorsement in new ad: ‘He got another good six years left’

Colin Kaepernick is staying prepared and acquired massive endorsements from NFL colleagues in a Nike advert posted to social media on Monday as he continues to hope for a return regardless of not throwing a move in a sport for six years.

The previous San Francisco 49ers quarterback tweeted, “We Keep Sharp,” and included a video of himself throwing to a number of targets, together with New England Patriots large receiver Kendrick Bourne, Dallas Cowboys large receiver Ceedee Lamb, Pittsburgh Steelers operating again Najee Harris, Miami Dolphins large receiver Jaylen Waddle, Tennessee Titans operating again Derrick Henry and New Orleans Saints large receiver Chris Olave.

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“Man, he appears nice,” Bourne mentioned. “He appears good. The arm appears robust. He bought a rocket of an arm. Have a look at that man. He bought one other good six years left.”

“Nonetheless bought it to him,” Lamb added.

The video seemed to be recorded at Nike HQ in Oregon. Kaepernick doesn’t communicate within the video, however his emblem seems on the very finish of the clip.

All of the gamers within the video are Nike-endorsed athletes. It was unclear whether or not the athletes had been paid to take part or if it was part of their contract. Nike didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark from Fox Information Digital.

Kaepernick has not performed because the 2016 season. His last look got here on Jan. 1, 2017 in opposition to the Seattle Seahawks. He completed the 12 months with 2,241 passing yards, 16 landing passes and 4 interceptions. The 49ers had been 1-10 in 11 Kaepernick begins.

Colin Kaepernick, #7 of the San Francisco 49ers, passes in opposition to the New Orleans Saints throughout the first quarter at Levi’s Stadium on Nov. 6, 2016 in Santa Clara, California. (Jason O. Watson/Getty Photos)

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Since then, Kaepernick has been on the forefront of social activism, calling for the abolishment of the police and prisons in addition to likening the NFL Draft to a slave public sale. He accused NFL homeowners of blackballing him from the league, and after the 2 sides settled, his two tryouts in entrance of scouts did not yield a contract with a workforce.

He additionally informed NPR in Could he has not seen any “substantial change” within the NFL relating to the league addressing social injustice.

He told Sports Illustrated final month he was going to maintain pursuing an NFL return.

Colin Kaepernick, #7 of the San Francisco 49ers, appears on from the sidelines in opposition to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers throughout the fourth quarter of an NFL soccer sport at Levi’s Stadium on Oct. 23, 2016 in Santa Clara, California. (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Photos)

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Kaepernick will flip 36 in November.