In this edition of Press Coverage, Judy Battista, Jeffri Chadiha, Michael Silver and Jim Trotter explore Colin Kaepernick's future. What can he offer a team right now, and is there a path for him to return to the NFL in 2020?

There's some momentum growing for something that once seemed impossible. Amidst all the turmoil generated in the wake of George Floyd's killing, the NFL is opening a door to the possibility of Colin Kaepernick's return. Jeffri Chadiha identifies five team fits that would make sense.

So far, the Kansas City Chiefs and Alex Smith remain simpatico following the club's decision to trade up and draft Smith's eventual successor.

The Kansas City Chiefs have selected Texas Tech quarterback Patrick Mahomes II with the No. 10 overall pick of the 2017 NFL Draft after trading with the Bills.

Niners safety Eric Reid, one of the first players to join free teammate Colin Kaepernick in kneeling during the playing of the national anthem before games last season, says he will no longer do so.

Colin Kaepernick's decision to not stand during the singing of the national anthem at games last season helped spark a national conversation about social inequality.

Colin Kaepernick and Jay Cutler aren't the only borderline starting QBs still in search of a job. Ryan Fitzpatrick said early this week that he's working out and excited for his next opportunity.

Even with a dearth of capable quarterbacks on the open market and few pro-ready signal-callers in the draft, one man can't sniff a gig: Jay Cutler.

What does Colin Kaepernick need most right now? Will Jay Cutler follow Tony Romo into the retirement sunset? Jeffri Chadiha breaks down the realities of five intriguing veteran free agents.

Tony Romo's retirement from the NFL leaves one huge question to ponder: What in the world do the Texans do now? The prevailing sentiment around the NFL pegged Romo as the Texans' savior.

What do Pete Carroll's comments about trading Richard Sherman say about the cornerback's standing with the Seahawks? Gregg Rosenthal has NFC nuggets from the Annual League Meeting.

Roger Goodell hasn't been seen at Gillette Stadium in recent years, but that will change. The NFL Commissioner says he will attend the New England Patriots' 2017 season opener.

Colin Kaepernick remains a free agent, and Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh has a message for anyone who thinks teams are blackballing the former 49ers quarterback.

Brock Osweiler is in limbo regarding his role with the 2017 Browns, but coach Hue Jackson is preparing for the upcoming draft and season as if Osweiler is staying on his roster.

With everyone weighing in on Colin Kaepernick's curious unemployment, it was only a matter of time before the league's most outspoken activist lent his two cents to the conversation.

If Cam Newton wants sustained success in the NFL, Bucky Brooks writes, he must learn from the Steelers' blueprint for Ben Roethlisberger. Plus, team execs weigh in on Kaepernick's free agency status.

Chris Wesseling values Colin Kaepernick's activism -- but he also understands the on-field limitations that would suppress his market. Drop your agendas and weigh the QB's game for what it is.

Could Johnny Manziel be on a roster this coming season? NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports Saints coach Sean Payton has taken interest in the former first-round quarterback.

We've reached the doldrums of free agency and Colin Kaepernick is still unemployed. His former receiver, Torrey Smith, took to Twitter on Wednesday to discuss Kap's predicament.

Ben Roethlisberger has yet to commit to the 2017 season, but no one believes he's going to hang it up. Gregg Rosenthal explores this bizarre development, a few free agency bargains and more.

Colin Kaepernick is struggling to find a new home in the NFL. His former coach in San Francisco, Jim Harbaugh, believes that shouldn't be happening, saying Kap can still "win championships."

Colin Kaepernick is currently without a gig in the NFL. This might not change any time soon. But the man is not sitting on the couch staring at his phone.

Does having Brian Hoyer and Matt Barkley as competitive options under center preclude San Francisco from hiring a retread at QB, namely former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick?

Adrian Peterson, Colin Kaepernick and Jamaal Charles remain available. Where should each guy end up? Gregg Rosenthal identifies ideal destinations for compelling names still on the market.