So....you think Kaep gives a fukk ?

[Bboystyle]

That's not giving in. He never said he doesn't want to play, his protest never was not playing.

Thats not my point. He knows hes being black balled so why wouod u want to still play in the league for? Thats like your boss firing u and calling u a ****** only for a manager from same company but different department want to hire u

 

[luckyse7enz]

He opted out, right? If I'm to understand that he still could've been a 49er had he not done so, then I wonder if he's indifferent to it all.

I was always under the impression that he'd be in the mindset of, "If someone signs me: cool. If not, fukk it. Keep my mental and physical faculties in tact while doing my thing."

 

[Rell Lauren]

He cares. He may not say it but he does.

 

[JLova]

He opted out, right? If I'm to understand that he still could've been a 49er had he not done so, then I wonder if he's indifferent to it all.

I was always under the impression that he'd be in the mindset of, "If someone signs me: cool. If not, fukk it. Keep my mental and physical faculties in tact while doing my thing."

They were going to cut him. There was no chance he was going to be retained and they told him that.

 

[Shadow King]

Yes he does.

 

[CarltonJunior]

It doesn't matter in the grand scheme. He showed the world in real time, AmeriKKKa still the same from the 60's. Except regular cacs can't lynch but the police still bust are ass. So he's a LEGEND eternally.

To an extent. The older generation remembers Chris Jackson (Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf) kindly but most 90's babies and younger don't know about him and what he did. Kaep not getting signed as it stands won't be what makes him a legend. It's going to be what he does off the field from this point forward that defines how we remember him.