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The momentum for a po sible reunion of the NFL and is stronger than it's ever been, and current Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh loves it. In the wake of the murder of George Floyd, and subsequent global protests that led to commi sioner Jaromir Jagr Men Jersey Roger Goodell admitting the league made a mistake by not listening to players before 2020 regarding social injustice and police brutality i sues, the once-locked door is seemingly cracked for Kaepernick to walk through. While Goodell didn't addre s Kaepernick by name, the thread tying it all together is rather obvious, and there's now reportedly interest from a handful of teams.Harbaugh says one of those teams needs to make it Calen Addison Women Jersey happen."My personal opinion and really advice to is, there's only one way to answer these questions, one way to find out, and that's Colin signs somewhere," he said in a recent , via 247Sports. "My advice is he'd be worth your time and that NFL team will be very happy."The added complication in signing a player who hasn't taken an NFL snap since 2016 is COVID-19 protocols that don't yet Michel Briere Women Jersey allow for free agents to work out for clubs, which makes it inherently difficult for general managers to get an up close and personal look at the quarterback. Of course, they had their chance to do so November 2019, but a waiver feud with the league led to a last-minute change Derek Grant Jersey of venue from the facility in Flowery Branch, Georgia, to a local high school field; and several teams . It didn't stop Kaepernick from working out but, as he predicted, no team made him an offer.It is now 2020 and Goodell is nudging teams to give the 32-year-old a look, with Kaepernick himself being in great physical shape and . With the changing of the landscape in the NFL, as it pertains to how team owners view silent player protests, Kaepernick hopes to find his way back into the league and when it comes to his abilities, few can champion Justin Schultz Women Jersey them like Harbaugh -- the former coach of the who witne sed Kaepernick lead the team to the brink of a sixth Lombardi trophy during the 2012 season. "Colin Kaepernick is a friend," Harbaugh said. "He's a brother. He's a great teammate. I love Colin."I think he's an unbelievably talented football player."