. >> another top story, could this be the return of colin kapernick? he will have a chance to prove that he has what ittakes. we have details on the shot. >> it was at this field, almost three years ago, this saturday, the free agent gets a private workout in front of nfl teams. all 32 are invited. >> five days per week, for three years. >> in this video, colin kapernick tweeted it just a few years ago.'s message is loud and clear. he still interested in playing for the nfl. >> it would have to be a very brave owner willing to break rigs and just say i need a backup quarterback. >> several teams inquired about his readiness. he said i've been in shape and ready for this for three years and i can't wait to see the head coach and gm. he opted out of a contract and accused the lead of colluding to prevent him from playing. protesting police brutality and racial injustice. there are mixed feelings about his possible return. >> i don't wish him gone. i just hope the nfl stands up for what they believe in. >> for ray, his prediction is that colin kapernick w

the former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kapernick decided to not turn up for a pre—arranged nfl workout, causing yet more controversy about his return to the game. instead, he invited media to attend his own session at a high school. kapernick said in a statement that he wanted "transparency". he's claiming that the nfl wouldn't allow media to go to the planned workout in atlanta. 25 team scouts were waiting to see kapernick, who hasn't played in 3 years. it's after, he began kneeling during the us national anthem in a protest against racism. the nfl said it was "disappointed" that the venue changed with only 30 minutes' notice. rugby union, where european champions saracens began the defence of their title with a humbling 30 popints to 10 defeat at racing 92. with a domestic points deduction, and large fine potentially looming for breaching the premiership's salary cap, the result will hardly have improved their mood. reports are suggesting that saracens won't appeal the sanction. the former saracens wing, chris ashton told our reporter james burridge that he thinks the cha