Ravens asking fans, sponsors about Kap dealīefore moving forward with free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick, the Baltimore Ravens are going all out to weigh the potential cost of bringing him on board.Team president Dick Cass confirmed the franchise is reaching out to former players, anchor sponsors and advertisers and others to gauge the potential for a negative reaction to signing Kaepernick.”We want to get a sense of what the attitude is out there and how Colin would handle it if he were to come, how he’d handle it and how that would change people’s views,” Cass said.According to Cass, owner Steve Bisciotti discussed Kaepernick with former linebacker Ray Lewis and several fans in addition to corporate sponsors. The Jets, who haven’t made the playoffs since 2010, have been accused of sacrificing this season for a high draft pick in 2018. Let’s let some of our veteran players go and develop some of our younger players.'”

They are looking to sort of say, ‘We need to build more talent here, we’ll do it through the draft.

“I don’t think any team tanks, I really don’t,” Goodell told reporters when questioned about the Jets, who parted ways with 11 veteran players during the offseason.”I think teams, depending on where you are, go through transitions. Commissioner Roger Goodell does not believe any NFL team tanks to enhance its draft position.Goodell made a visit to the New York Jets’ training camp in Florham Park, N.J., and strongly stated teams would not deliberately lose games.

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