Former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick learned on Tuesday that he’ll take part in an NFL-organized workout on Saturday in Atlanta, and several NFL teams are expected to have representatives in attendance, despite the puzzling timing.
Kaepernick will take the field at the Falcons’ practice facility, and will also conduct an interview. Video of the workout will be distributed to any team that was unable to attend.
The workout is private and will be closed to the media and the public, so you won’t be seeing any highlights of Kaepernick’s on-field work. ESPN reported on Thursday that the NFL will not give Kaepernick a list of teams confirmed to be attending, but from various reports around the league, we have a general idea of which teams are interested.
Teams expected to attend Kaepernick’s workout:
Arizona Cardinals (according to ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss)
Atlanta Falcons (according to Falcons coach Dan Quinn)
Cincinnati Bengals (according to Cincinnati.com’s Tyler Dragon)
Dallas Cowboys (according to Pro Football Talk)
Denver Broncos (according to 9News Denver)
Detroit Lions (according to Lions coach Matt Patricia)
Miami Dolphins (according to Ian Rapoport)
New England Patriots (according to the Boston Globe’s Jim McBride)
New York Giants (according to NJ.com)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (according to Bucs coach Bruce Arians)
Washington Redskins (according to the Washington Post’s Kareem Copeland)
