(11-18-2019, 01:13 PM)Mikey Wrote:

(11-16-2019, 08:19 PM)JackCity Wrote: So the NFL workout was a complete sham, as expected. Kap just made them look really foolish

See I took it the other way - refusing to do the workout on the league's terms and altering the plan in the 11th hour was highly unprofessional. If you are serious about a comeback, you go, you blow the doors off the building, then you gripe about the things you weren't happy with when you have a microphone in front of you.

It screamed of more of the same to be expected by whoever takes a chance on him, if there are any takers. His complete unwillingness to bend, compromise, or attempt to work within someone else's boundaries confirmed that the leopard's spots have not changed.

I had zero interest before this workout, and somehow now have even less.

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(11-16-2019, 10:04 PM)JackCity Wrote: https://twitter.com/kevinmdraper/status/...49760?s=09

...I may not be a marketing guru, but why the fart do you need team names for an ad about a guy 3 years removed from the league? Especially if none of them end up signing him?

...Nike gonna burn the bridges they have with all the teams that no-show? ...They gonna applaud the teams that sent an intern to take a few notes?

I smell rats.

Kap and his crew also smelled rats and didn't take the bait. The NFL in exchange for this supposite public workout (to which he was only given an two day notice) asked Kap to sign an waiver that would prevent him from seeking futher grieviences, (if that was even possible). Also he wouldn't be allowed to video tape the workout, only the NFL could do so. The NFL would also be able to speak upon his behalf as they wished.

Upon smelling this rat, Kap conducted his own workout and sent the footage to all NFL teams to ensure that it was delivered and proved his contact numbers in case someone was interested. We all know that Kap won't play in the NFL again and he too knows this.

I'll say it again, this is simply an PR move by the NFL.

NH3...

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