Nearly a decade after his last NFL game, Colin Kaepernick says he still wakes up every morning and trains as if another shot could come. The former 49ers quarterback, who turns 39 in November, tells Jemele Hill at a Detroit event that he still believes he can

Nearly a decade after his last NFL game, Colin Kaepernick says he still wakes up every morning and trains as if another shot could come. The former 49ers quarterback, who turns 39 in November, tells Jemele Hill at a Detroit event that he still believes he can play in the league and is waiting for an opportunity. Hill points to Atlanta's quarterback situation and references the city as a "Black city" while making the case for Kaepernick getting another shot. Kaepernick hasn't played in the NFL since the 2016 season, when his national anthem protests became a major controversy.