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Kaepernick Won. The NFL Lost. | The Atlantic

It doesn’t matter how much he made from the settlement announced on Friday; he bested the league. Technically, Colin...

It doesn’t matter how much he made from the settlement announced on Friday; he bested the league.

Technically, Colin Kaepernick withdrew his collusion case. Technically, the NFL did not admit that it conspired to blackball Kaepernick from the league after he began taking a knee during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. But nontechnically speaking, the NFL lost. Massively.

The terms of the settlement, announced on Friday, were not disclosed. But it doesn’t matter how much money Kaepernick ultimately receives from the NFL; what matters is that he bested a league that has a long history of pummeling its opposition in court, especially players.

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