Kap Watch: Colin Kaepernick is on a flight from Denver to San Francisco
Apr 3, 2016 at 10:39 PM
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Matt Barrows of the
Sacramento Bee retweeted the following photo of Colin Kaepernick allegedly boarding a flight from Denver to San Francisco.
The photo would support Barrows' report from tonight stating that
Kaepernick is expected to report to the 49ers tomorrow as the team begins their offseason program.
There had been some debate whether or not Kaepernick would show for the team's offseason program. After all, the Denver Broncos are still attempting to acquire the quarterback via a trade. The only thing holding up a deal, per Adam Schefter of
ESPN, is $4.9 million of salary for this season, which Kaepernick and the Broncos would like the 49ers to pay.
Talks had stalled since March 10, but heated back up on Thursday when Broncos general manager John Elway met with Kaepernick, reportedly for at
least the second time, at his home in the Denver area. The meeting was likely arranged as a feeling-out process and to discuss contractual issues.
Kaepernick has been in Colorado recovering from multiple surgeries at the Steadman Clinic in Vail.
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