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    Colin Kaepernick Gets Caught In Absurd Lie

    By Michael CantrellOctober 3, 2026
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    During a recent episode of “The Alex Marlow Show,” program host Alex Marlow took an opportunity to talk about former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who destroyed his professional football career by becoming a woke Black Lives Matter activist, who is suddenly back in headlines again. Marlow explained why Kaepernick hates the NFL.

    Marlow went on to say during the program, “He hates the NFL because they blackballed him, but, also, he would love to play in the NFL. The guy is so full of crap.” He went on to discuss how, as much as the guy pretends that he hates the league and has no interest in playing in it, his actions speak far louder than his words.

    During the show, Marlow played a clip of Kaepernick saying that he still trains five days a week and gets up at 4:30 in the morning to get his training in before the rest of the day. That hardly sounds like someone uninterested in being a professional athlete. “I still train five days a week. Yeah, I’m up at 430 in the morning doing my training before I go about the rest of my day,” he said in the clip.

    “And maybe this goes a little bit back to me being a masochist, the dedication there, but I have to do everything that is in my control to make sure that I’m prepared,” the former quarterback concluded. “He what does he train five days a week at his hair? He’s at the hair salon five days a week. That guy’s fro is beyond belief. He really beautifully picked out. Could you put it back up? Like how do you get it so perfect?

    Like the you could take a what is it, a protractor a compass, and you could trace it. It’s a perfect circle. It’s just amazing,” Marlow continued. “It goes all the way around. I want to get. Can someone calculate the area of that? Because someone who’s in like middle school math, like geometry class, check the area of Colin Kaepernick’s row. It’s just so manicured, so perfect. He’s a cultural figure. He’s not a football player. I said this. This is one of those called shots that I called right many, many years ago.”

    “He’s no interest in going back to the NFL. Is not even close. He says this because then we talk about him for a minute, and we can talk about his activism. Now, he was very effective at activism. But I bring him up today, not that I want to give him more attention, I don’t need to, but it gives me a chance to mention something on the show that I’m so excited about that I still hadn’t shared, which is the utter collapse of Nike, the Nike brand, the ultimate go woke, go broke brand,” Marlow said with more than a spoonful of excitement.

    “A brand that that tried to latch on to the greatest athletes of all time, that tried to have people be the representative of the brand, be Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant, Scottie Scheffler, the golfer. That was the face of the brand, and then all of a sudden, they changed their brand to focusing on people like Colin Kaepernick, people who were activists,” the podcast host said.

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    “They got all these out of shape people on the billboards, and they go from just do it, having the commercials all about resilience, all about triumph, all about glory, and they make it all about wokeism. And they did some really stupid stuff on the business front as well, where they shut off a lot of their retail businesses. But the C Nike, which was always kind of made in China, crappy shoes and overrated, like to see them collapse has just been such a delight to watch, and I have not got to enjoy it,” he told his audience.

    He then noted that Nike stock is down to 80% and how, despite his basically not being effective at selling shoes or any other products, they continue to platform Kaepernick. “They keep going to talk to him. They keep acting like he’s interesting. The guy has nothing to say that he didn’t say in the first five minutes of him kneeling the first time. He doesn’t like America. He doesn’t like police. That’s his whole thing, but to track the brand of Nike’s collapse has been absolutely fascinating,” Marlow said.

    Featured Image: screenshot from embedded video

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