Colin Kaepernick’s Rocket Arm Is Shown In A New Video

In May 2017, Kaepernick visited the Seahawks, but they decided not to sign him. Kaepernick had another scheduled visit with the Seahawks in April 2018. However, this one was canceled due to unknown reasons. Mike Silver from Bally Sports said that the Seahawks didn’t want Russell Wilson feeling threatened in their locker room.

Five years ago the @Seahawks strongly considered signing @Kaepernick7. They ultimately chose not to, reasoning that his potential popularity in the locker room could feel threatening to Russell Wilson. Now Kaepernick says he's in shape & Seattle has no incumbent QB. What now?
— Michael Silver (@MikeSilver) March 11, 2022

The Seahawks may be more open to Kaepernick’s chance now that Wilson is out of the picture. However, this is only if Kaepernick has any fuel left. It appears that he might, even though he’s been away from the NFL for five years.

Carroll was open to the idea that Kaepernick could be added to the Seahawks roster as recently as 2020.

A Colin Kaepernick Seahawks tryout? A no-lose all-gain idea.

Pete Carroll 2020: "I wouldn’t hesitate—I’ve said this ongoing for years—if Russ ever got tangled up & couldn’t play or something Kaep would have been an extraordinary candidate to take over. He deserves to be playing" https://t.co/z0qrdiiRK9
— Gregg Bell (@gbellseattle) March 15, 2022