Miami Dolphins Choose To Bring 34 Year-Old Out Of Retirement, Instead Of Signing Kaepernick [VIDEO]

by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton | August 7, 2017 10:10 am

Kaepernick has been having[1] the devil’s own time finding a job. No sympathy here. The Miami Dolphin’s actually brought 34 year-old Jay Cutler out of retirement to play quarterback rather than take on Colin Kaepernick. Wise choice. Naturally, the left branded it racism and bigotry other than what it really was… good business sense. There was a massive meltdown on Twitter over the move. The race card was thrown all over the freaking place.

Actually, the real reason, other than profits and avoiding a boycott, is that Cutler is a better player. Would you take a lousy player like Kaepernick who hates America, when instead you could get a decent older player? I wouldn’t. Kaepernick kneels during the National Anthem, decries racism while being a racist, loves Islam and Black Lives Matter, and has a bromance going on with the brutal Castro regime in Cuba. Not exactly someone who screams ‘pick me!’ when looking for a player. I doubt he will ever get signed again. If someone signs him, they better be ready for massive bad PR and a boycott, because it’s coming.

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From ESPN[3]:

The Miami Dolphins[4] and former Chicago Bears[5] quarterback Jay Cutler[6] agreed to a one-year deal on Sunday, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

The one-year deal is worth $10 million, plus up to $3 million in incentives, a source told Schefter.

In May, Cutler had retired from the NFL and was hired by Fox Sports as a game analyst.

“We loved our time working with Jay and wish him the best back on the field this year with the Dolphins,” Fox said in a statement Sunday.

Dolphins coach Adam Gase has played a significant role in convincing Cutler of the reasons he should play for the Dolphins, sources told ESPN’s Jeff Darlington. Miami also raised its monetary offer, sources close to the situation said.

As of Saturday, Cutler was reluctant about a possible return to football, although he hadn’t made any decision with certainty. Aware of his reluctance, but after a day of no direct communication with Cutler, Gase was eventually able to talk to him.

The Dolphins targeted Cutler because of the likelihood that starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill[7] will undergo surgery to repair stretched ligaments in his left knee.

Kaepernick has made millions and he is extremely ungrateful for it. I could go the rest of my life without hearing about this asshat again. I don’t like those who hate America. The Miami Dolphins are not racist for not signing Kaepernick… they are sane for not doing so. I also consider not signing him a patriotic act. They didn’t have to think about it much… look at his attitude, his girlfriend, his actions and what he says and that’s all you need to know. He’s a liability, not an asset.

Kaepernick has the right to say and do what he wants. But he also has to face the consequences of his actions. The biggest of those is not ever being signed by another team. Especially in Miami where the sons and daughters of Cuban exiles reside. There is no way they are going to stand for a communist, Castro-loving radical as the quarterback on their football team and I don’t blame them in the least. All the virtue-signalling in the world won’t get Kaepernick onto another team. He can go and stay gone. Good riddance.

So the Dolphins signed Jay Cutler….Yet Kaepernick is still unsigned? #ok[8] pic.twitter.com/SCXNVfi8gq[9]

— Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) August 6, 2017[10]

You can tell how much people hate Kaepernick because they are actually defending Jay Cutler. In any other circumstance they kill Cutler.

— Robert Littal (@BSO) August 6, 2017[11]

But not signing Kaepernick is a "football" decision, right? https://t.co/h3fF4digHL[12]

— Marc Lamont Hill (@marclamonthill) August 6, 2017[13]

If racism doesn't exist in the #NFL[14] how do the Miami Dolphins justify signing Jay Cutler over Colin Kaepernick. This is out of control. pic.twitter.com/NMR2qReOzy[15]

— Ferrari Forbes (@ferrariforbes) August 5, 2017[16]

So I wake up to this bum ass nigga jay cutler being signed and kaepernick still doesn't have a team ….. how?

— Daddy Andretti (@mammonism1) August 6, 2017[17]

Remember how idiots used to say signing Kaepernick would be a distraction? Now the Dolphins sign an awful locker room guy.
Good times.

— mike freeman (@mikefreemanNFL) August 6, 2017[18]

The Dolphins didn't sign Jay Cutler over Colin Kaepernick to make a statement, they signed Cutler because he's simply better pic.twitter.com/rwlNHLs0Mf[19]

— Harrison Whiteside (@26whiteside26) August 6, 2017[20]

@SooperMexican[21] Surprised you didn't mention in the Kaepenick/Dolphins story…. how smart would MIAMI be signing a CASTRO lover/praiser?! pic.twitter.com/7kHUFyY78F[22]

— Fox News Fan (@FNC_Ladies_Rule) August 6, 2017[23]