2MAsports's video: Tackling NFL Topics With: Jeff Smith

Colin Kaepernick has been blackballed out of the NFL now for two-straight years. For taking a knee and stand against social injustice and the most powerful league in all of sports. However, on Friday Kaepernick received some vindication. While it wasn’t the action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion. It was proof that someone or something is right, reasonable, or justified. That someone was Kaepernick himself it appears, as the league, Kaepernick and Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid settled their grievance in connection to Kaepernick’s claim the league colluded against the former super bowl runner-up and social justice advocate for his decision not to stand for the national anthem. Did NFL owners cooperate in a secret or unlawful way in order to deceive or gain an advantage over Kaepernick? It sure appears to look this way. As the league prepares to turn the page from this issue the larger more prevalent question becomes, how far as the NFL come in effectively handling the social justice issues which, are on top of mind to its players, and how far do they still need to go? Meanwhile, the league is also dealing with what to do with the pending return of embattled former Chief running back Kareem Hunt. After the Cleveland Browns decided to roll the dice and bring Hunt back into the league. He'll undoubtedly face suspension for what we all saw surface in the TMZ hotel video. What happens next us the question and was it a wise football decision for the young upstart Browns? Kyler Murray made his decision deciding to forgo an estimated $4 million to play professional baseball for his shot at a prolonged and successful future in the NFL. Was it the right call? Coaches on the proverbial "hot seat, whip around of some of the latest under the radar headlines and what's next for Antonio Brown round out a busy weekend of topics which 2Man Advantage Podcasts Kevin McShan and Heavy.com’s Senior Sports Analyst Jeff Smith debated over the weekend.