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The pressure is about to ramp up for an NFL team to sign Colin Kaepernick. Recently, director Spike Lee announced that there will be a rally held for the quarterback outside of the NFL’s headquarters in New York on August 23rd. Meanwhile, the NAACP and other organizations have expressed interest in talking with the NFLPA about Kaepernick. Josina Anderson of ESPN.com tweetsColin Kaepernick (vertical)

The Ravens made waves earlier this month when they started exploring the possibility of signing Kaepernick. One report indicated that coach John Harbaugh and GM Ozzie Newsome are pushing to add him while owner Steve Bisciotti is vetoing the move. Although Newsome issued a statement denying the claim, some have speculated that the Ravens and other teams are staying away from Kaepernick because of his divisive comments.

The Dolphins seemed like a logical landing spot for the QB when Ryan Tannehill suffered his season-ending injury, particularly in light of owner Stephen Ross’ past support for Kaepernick. Although Miami did consider Kaepernick, they pulled Jay Cutler out of retirement instead, leaving the ex-49er in limbo.

At this juncture, it’s not clear if the Ravens are still mulling a Kaepernick signing and the Colts apparently have not called on him despite Andrew Luck‘s uncertain health. Kaepernick has also chosen to remain silent on his job search throughout the offseason, so it’s hard to tell how close he might be to a deal or which teams are giving serious thought to signing him.

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