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I don't know, sounds like you watch Fox more than I doI'm guessing you're a Tucker Carlson/Fox & Friends fan with that sort of logic?
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I don't know, sounds like you watch Fox more than I doI'm guessing you're a Tucker Carlson/Fox & Friends fan with that sort of logic?
An economist?
47 NFL Quarterbacks Worse Than Colin Kaepernick
Sam Dunn
18 SEP 2018
NOTE: The following list draws from ESPN's list of currently-rostered NFL quarterbacks as of Week 2. Rookies that haven't played were not included.
Brandon Allen
Josh Allen
CJ Beathard
Tim Boyle
Sam Bradford
Jacoby Brissett
Matt Cassell
Chase Daniel
Joshua Dobbs
Jeff Driskel
David Fales
Luke Falk
Blaine Gabbert
Mike Glennon
Ryan Griffin
Robert Griffin III
Taylor Heinicke
Chad Henne
Tayson Hill
Kevin Hogan
Brian Hoyer
Brett Hundley
Brad Kaaya
Chad Kelly
Cody Kessler
DeShone Kizer
Kyle Lauletta
Eli Manning
Sean Mannion
AJ McCarron
Josh McCown
Colt McCoy
Brock Osweiler
Nathan Peterman
Bryce Petty
Cooper Rush
Matt Schaub
Trevor Siemian
Kyle Sloter
Geno Smith
Drew Stanton
Nate Sudfeld
Alex Tanney
Mitchell Trubisky
Joe Webb
Brandon Weeden
Mike White
Hoyer?47 NFL Quarterbacks Worse Than Colin Kaepernick
Sam Dunn
18 SEP 2018
NOTE: The following list draws from ESPN's list of currently-rostered NFL quarterbacks as of Week 2. Rookies that haven't played were not included.
Brandon Allen
Josh Allen
CJ Beathard
Tim Boyle
Sam Bradford
Jacoby Brissett
Matt Cassell
Chase Daniel
Joshua Dobbs
Jeff Driskel
David Fales
Luke Falk
Blaine Gabbert
Mike Glennon
Ryan Griffin
Robert Griffin III
Taylor Heinicke
Chad Henne
Tayson Hill
Kevin Hogan
Brian Hoyer
Brett Hundley
Brad Kaaya
Chad Kelly
Cody Kessler
DeShone Kizer
Kyle Lauletta
Eli Manning
Sean Mannion
AJ McCarron
Josh McCown
Colt McCoy
Brock Osweiler
Nathan Peterman
Bryce Petty
Cooper Rush
Matt Schaub
Trevor Siemian
Kyle Sloter
Geno Smith
Drew Stanton
Nate Sudfeld
Alex Tanney
Mitchell Trubisky
Joe Webb
Brandon Weeden
Mike White
Taking a stand, or rather a knee, against the flag which has covered the caskets of so many who actually did sacrifice everything for something they believe in, that we all believe in?
Except that their share price is now higher and they've made far more sales than usual since the ad campaign...I wonder if, after losing $5 Billion in a day, Nike thought... I see where you're coming from NFL.
Her husband was Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL veteran. Hollywood made a movie about her husband. It did rather well.Good rant Taya, whoever you are, but he wasn’t taking a knee against the flag or soldiers.
Technically speaking, it was only online sales but that's beside the point. Nike doesn't give a flying * about perceived police brutality, supposed racial injustice, disrespecting Old Glory and any other social justice cause, they care about their sales and that's it.Except that their share price is now higher and they've made far more sales than usual since the ad campaign...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...d-spurs-spike-in-sold-out-items-idUSKCN1LZ2G4
His "sacrifice" is questionable at best.Good rant Taya, whoever you are, but he wasn’t taking a knee against the flag or soldiers.
Except that their share price is now higher and they've made far more sales than usual since the ad campaign...
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...d-spurs-spike-in-sold-out-items-idUSKCN1LZ2G4
His "sacrifice" is questionable at best.
You are conflating two different issues, just as you did to TGBB's post.Catching up on a long period of sluggish to no growth.
As mentioned online only and is that NA online sales or China who don't give two shits about Kaepernick?
Coincidence that they had a meh 12 months prior to this coming off strong competition and previously denying access to their modern sweatshops and nearly losing billions in uni revenue and licensing?
Agree, but not the point of my post.
Sorry I didn't specify at the point in time they were down 5 billion. Jesus *. Can a franchise afford that level of fear and doubt for a QB that is definitely not as good as current Fitzmagic? Nike just has to sell more crap to recover, a franchise would have to prove Kaepernick was worth it - hard to do with him on the bench.You are conflating two different issues, just as you did to TGBB's post.
Your post implied that Nike would regret hitching their wagon to Kaepernick because they "[lost] $5billion in one day" and when I posted proof that they'd already made back that "money" (and more), you bring up the non sequitur of sweatshops.
While there's no doubt that there is a significant amount of hypocrisy in their apparent stance on social justice, your initial post was proven wrong.
Also, do online sales count for less than bricks-and-mortar sales or something?
Neither has he had to sacrifice a great deal. Probably pointing out Nike's BS really.Good rant Taya, whoever you are, but he wasn’t taking a knee against the flag or soldiers.
How did they show balls?