Colin Kaepernick seemed to be closing in on a deal or at least further engagement with the Baltimore Ravens, but then they signed David Olson who played for an arena league team last season. However, Ravens president Dick Cass said there's still a chance for Kaepernick to get on the team in the wake of Joe Flacco's back injury.
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Ravens president Dick Cass said team has had direct discussions with Colin Kaepernick. Says Colin wants to play. Ravens weighing decision
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) July 30, 2017
However, it sounds like ownership isn't quite on the same page as the team's owner in Steve Bisciotti is leaning toward not signing him.
Bisciotti said he didn't like Kaepernicks anthem protest. Bisciotti said he's not sure Kap will help team win games.
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) July 30, 2017
While the front office is supposed to make these kinds of decisions, don't be surprised if Bisciotti intervenes and vetoes any potential Kaepernick deal. He is one of the owners strongly against the national anthem protests and would probably not appreciate the guy leading the charge to be on his team. He did say the team is bringing in another QB without a team to work out.
Bisciotti also said team is discussing bringing in RGIII for workout. Still monitoring Flacco's back injury, Malletts play.
— Jeff Zrebiec (@jeffzrebiec) July 30, 2017
Should Flacco's back injury prove to be trickier than its one week recovery timeline, backup Ryan Mallett could be the guy the team turns to to lead them. He has experience as he's appeared in several games for New England, Houston and Baltimore, but the Ravens probably want someone with a little more playoff or starting experience to be their guy.
