The Denver Broncos and San Francisco 49ers are playing some sick games with QB Colin Kaepernick. When will it all end?
With no end in sight to the Broncos QB search, the saga has gotten more and more unbearable. Here are a couple of tweets we read this morning.
League source texted me that he thinks Broncos negotiating against themselves for Kap. Makes sense b/c I highly doubt CLE & NYJ interested.
— Ross Tucker (@RossTuckerNFL) March 11, 2016
Here's a sentiment not many have shared recently: Colin Kaepernick wants to play in Cleveland. Respects Hue Jackson. Browns-Niners talking.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 11, 2016
With all that has gone on with the Broncos in recent days, I’m no longer at the point of intrigue or significant interest — I am flat out mad.
Somebody needs to do something. Pee or get off the pot. The only free agent the Broncos have made a significant run at this offseason other than Donald Stephenson was Brock Osweiler, and what a waste of time that was…
Malik Jackson, Danny Trevathan, C.J. Anderson, and Osweiler have already signed with other teams. Other guys are taking visits and talking to teams. The Broncos have done nothing except strike a deal with a possible right tackle, which is good news, but there has been no reports on the progress of re-negotiating contracts of Ryan Clady and DeMarcus Ware, there’s been no long-term deal for Von Miller, and now the Broncos are essentially without a backfield.
Get something going, guys.
As these two teams try to play the public and the media and get the value of Kaepernick to a point that they are both comfortable (this coming AFTER they had apparently agreed on compensation), I am growing more and more miserable listening to all of it.
It’s infuriating.
That being said, I’m willing to be patient, but it’s getting harder and harder. I don’t know about you. My trust in John Elway certainly hasn’t wavered, I would just like to know what team I’m going to be rooting for this year, because we certainly don’t know who’s going to be leading it at this point.