evidence: They told Kap to stand up if you wanna play for a team/ And all his teammates ain’t saying a thing (Stay woke)/ If you don’t stand for nothing, you gon’ fall for something/ And in the ’60s if you kneeled, you’d probably be killed/ But they don’t kill you now, they just take you out of your deal. [...] The NFL has said little as these debates have swirled around Kaepernick, and it has denied the central allegation in his pending grievance: that it conspired to ruin his career because of his politics. Similarly, many NFL coaches and players are tight-lipped about Kaepernick’s plight, although some acknowledge in private that he’s still good enough to play. Ask them why he’s not in the NFL, however, and they go silent. [...] But if Kaepernick does want to play again, it certainly will be on his own terms. Earlier this month, he retweeted a biting critique of a post from the FBI, which sent out a tweet honoring Martin Luther King Jr., whom the agency had harassed for years before he was murdered. "The FBI was found guilty in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This is a perfect example of how the oppressor attempts to rewrite history," read the post from @BlakeDontCrack, which Kaepernick circulated.