
Colin Kaepernick Says He's 'With' Eric Reid After Malcolm Jenkins Confrontation
Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid had a confrontation with Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins before Sunday's game, and Colin Kaepernick made it clear he sides with his former teammate:
Reid seemingly had to be held back by his teammates during the coin toss Sunday:
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The former San Francisco 49ers player continued to fight with Eagles players during the game and was called for a personal foul.
Kaepernick's tweet came right as Reid appeared to have a game-winning interception, though it was later ruled incomplete. The Panthers still held on for a 21-17 victory.
Of course, Reid still has problems with Jenkins. Both have spoken out about political and cultural issues but in very different ways.
"He's a sellout," Reid told reporters of Jenkins after the game.
Jenkins was a founding member of the Players Coalition, which helped convince the NFL to donate millions of dollars to social justice causes. However, Reid referred to it as an "NFL-funded subversion group," per Bo Wulf of The Athletic.
It seems Kaepernick stands by Reid in this disagreement.

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