‘Saturday Night Live’ cold open satirizes Jon Gruden email scandal, NFL’s other recent embarrassments
"This time one of our coaches is accused of racism, misogyny, and homophobia, but hey, at least nobody's talking about concussions."
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Netflix announces Oct. 29 premiere for ‘Colin in Black and White,’ reveals images for Colin Kaepernick series
The six-episode series will chronicle Kaepernick's formative high school years.
Colin Kaepernick Netflix series casts Mary-Louise Parker, Nick Offerman as quarterback’s parents
Ron Swanson as Colin Kaepernick's dad... ?
Colin Kaepernick, filmmaker Ava DuVernay producing Netflix series about quarterback’s high school years
Amid reports of NFL teams showing interest in signing Colin Kaepernick (yet talking to associates, rather than to...
Colin Kaepernick partnering with Medium to produce content focusing on race and civil rights in America
Kaepernick will also join the company's board of directors.
Colin Kaepernick will release memoir in 2020 through Kaepernick Publishing, his new publishing company
Kaepernick's publishing imprint aims to "elevate Black and Brown voices who can empower future generations."
Darren Rovell says mental health language “certainly wasn’t in Kaepernick’s” waiver, but it was
The Kaepernick workout waiver had the player in question warranting that he "has no known mental, emotional, or physical disabilities, injuries, or issues," which definitely counts as mental health language.
The NFL Today’s segment on Colin Kaepernick was an embarrassment
We shouldn't have expected anything else.
Nike considered dropping Colin Kaepernick before changing course to feature him, with Wieden+Kennedy pushing for that move
Some Nike execs reportedly wanted to cut ties with Kaepernick after he didn't land a new NFL deal, and they almost did.
Former NHL player David Booth looks for ‘logical fallacy’ in Nike’s Colin Kaepernick ad campaign, references terror attacks
"'Believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything' does this mean you can fly a plane into a building? How can so many people @Nike be this ignorant as to the logical fallacy this entails."
NFL executives can’t be happy about Nike’s Kaepernick ad, but there’s not much they can do or say about it
There are some comparisons to the 'Playmakers' fiasco, but Nike isn't ESPN.
Nike releases two-minute Colin Kaepernick-narrated ad which will debut on NFL TNF opener
Colin Kaepernick is the face of Nike’s 30th anniversary ‘Just Do It’ campaign, and that’s getting plenty of reaction
"Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything."
