“I believe in Colin Kaepernick,” he said. In an episode of “Race in America: A Candid Conversation,” premiering Wednesday after Golden State Warriors programming on NBC Sports Bay Area, Davis expressed his view of Kaepernick’s quest. Much like his father, late football legend Al Davis, who often marched solo as his NFL brethren stayed in formation, Mark Davis isn’t linking arms with his fellow owners, who have formed a wall of solidarity against Kaepernick’s return.Ĥ9ers Predictions: Aiyuk Will Finish 2023 Season With Most Receiving Yards There is one exception: Mark Davis, who owns both the Las Vegas Raiders and the WNBA Las Vegas Aces. Meanwhile, the blackballing remains in effect, with NFL team owners steadfast in silent resistance.

“If I have to come in as a backup, that's fine.” “I know I have to find my way back in,” he said on a recent “I Am An Athlete” podcast. Out of the NFL since 2016 after standing on humanitarian principle, Kaepernick asks nothing except an invitation to return. The man who led the 49ers to a Super Bowl in 2013 so badly wants a chance that he is resorting to casting calls for receivers willing to join his mobile open tryouts. and approximately 11 p.m on NBC Sports Bay Area.Ĭolin Kaepernick is touring the land, an unemployed quarterback in search of an NFL opportunity. Programming note: Watch 'Race in America: A Candid Conversation' on Wednesday, April 27 at 5 p.m.

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