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The race-baiting puppeteers who have been pulling the strings of their dupe Colin Kaepernick have been doing the man no favors when it comes to salvaging any last vestiges of his once-promising NFL career.

The Green Bay Packers who only days ago were thought of as a Super Bowl contender until superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered a likely season-ending injury, would rather take their chances with the immortal Brett Hundley than take a flyer on the radioactive Kaepernick.

It was the epitome of brilliant timing. Only hours after Rodgers was blasted into the turf by Minnesota Viking linebacker Anthony Barr and hauled off the field on a cart, Kaepernick’s lawyers officially filed a grievance claiming that all 32 teams colluded to blackball their client.

So much for a tryout in Green Bay. Granted that it was a long shot but Team Kaepernick just essentially snuffed out any chance that their player will have at landing on an NFL roster in 2017 – or maybe EVER.

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— SportsRadio 740 (@SportsRadio_740) October 16, 2017

Via CBS Sports “Packers don’t plan on adding Colin Kaepernick after Aaron Rodgers injury”:

Just minutes after the Packers officially announced that Aaron Rodgers would likely miss the rest of the season with a broken collarbone, NFL fans on the internet started doing what NFL fans on the internet do best in that situation: Suggesting names of quarterbacks that the Packers should now sign.

Everyone from Colin Kaepernick to Tony Romo to Brett Favre was mentioned as a possible replacement for Rodgers. However, don’t look for those three guys, or anyone, for that matter, to sign with Green Bay anytime soon, because it seems that Packers coach Mike McCarthy is more than happy to move forward with the quarterbacks he already has on his roster.

“As far as the quarterback position, Brett Hundley is my quarterback, Joe Callahan is the backup,” McCarthy said after Green Bay’s 23-10 loss to the Vikings on Sunday. “That’s the direction we’re going.”

Although Hundley struggled against the Vikings — he threw three interceptions — McCarthy still believes he’s the best man for the job in Green Bay.

“I have confidence in Brett Hundley, but more importantly it’s how it all fits together,” McCarthy said, via ESPN.com. “So we’re going to have strengths as an offense, we’re going to focus on those, look at the matchup of our opponent and then we’re going to go get it.”