
I was taken aback when I saw this pic on nfl.com, I only knew he was the QB when I saw the jersey number. Made me realize that just about no QBs in the league have any prominent tats (other than Mike Vick. Doesn't count since he's so very black).

Nevada Wolf Pack QB Colin Kaepernick's life story a powerful tale - ESPN
Kaepernick was adopted at birth by Rick and Teresa Kaepernick. His birth mother was 19 when he was born and wanted to give him a better life, according to his family. His birth father left the picture as soon as he found out a baby was on the way, the family said.
Rick and Teresa had two children of their own, but lost two babies shortly after birth because of heart defects. Never mind that Colin was black and they were white. They just wanted another baby. So they took him in, remaining open and honest about his adoption. Though they often get puzzled stares and quizzical looks, nobody in the family thinks much about his place in it.
His birth mother stayed in touch with his parents off and on, but three years ago, she reached out to Colin through Facebook. One day, he logged into his account and had a note and friend request waiting.
They have exchanged messages every once in a while, but have never spoken on the phone or met in person. She did attend his game at Colorado State last season but never made a move to meet him. She told him she was in the stands a week later.
"I think the main thing is she wants to know I'm doing well, and she wants to know that everything worked out for me," Kaepernick said.
she gotta be seeing them dollar signs now and feelingNevada Wolf Pack QB Colin Kaepernick's life story a powerful tale - ESPN
Kaepernick was adopted at birth by Rick and Teresa Kaepernick. His birth mother was 19 when he was born and wanted to give him a better life, according to his family. His birth father left the picture as soon as he found out a baby was on the way, the family said.
Rick and Teresa had two children of their own, but lost two babies shortly after birth because of heart defects. Never mind that Colin was black and they were white. They just wanted another baby. So they took him in, remaining open and honest about his adoption. Though they often get puzzled stares and quizzical looks, nobody in the family thinks much about his place in it.
His birth mother stayed in touch with his parents off and on, but three years ago, she reached out to Colin through Facebook. One day, he logged into his account and had a note and friend request waiting.
They have exchanged messages every once in a while, but have never spoken on the phone or met in person. She did attend his game at Colorado State last season but never made a move to meet him. She told him she was in the stands a week later.
"I think the main thing is she wants to know I'm doing well, and she wants to know that everything worked out for me," Kaepernick said.
And his biological mother is white, but nah dude is black...yall cant have him idf he grew up white he's white
Not as bad as i thought. She stayed in touch with is adopted parents to make sure he was alright. Most people don't do that at all. He doesn't seem to hate her, prolly just it what it is with him.
I'm tryin to figure out whether or not I can support him.![]()
I remember watching a college vid on Kaep. He had posters on his wall of thick bad black models and VY, Cunningham, Vick, and Moon.I knew he was 100%.
And his biological mother is white, but nah dude is black...![]()
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No. He is half white and half black.Obama the same way though right, he was raised by all white people.
So is Obama white?
No. He is half white and half black.