Colin Kaepernick 'has the ability to play on somebody's roster,' trainer says

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Even though Colin Kaepernick has not thrown a single pass in the NFL since the 2016 season, his personal trainer says there are nearly a half-dozen teams interested in him.

David Robinson made the revelation to TMZ Sports on Tuesday. He said five different teams have reached out to him about the former San Francisco 49ers star quarterback.

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Colin Kaepernick is seen at a special training event at Charles. R. Drew High School in Riverdale, Georgia, Nov. 16, 2019.  (REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage)

"A few teams have reached out to me and asked how his arm looked," he told the outlet. "They have reached out and asked about him."

Robinson didn’t say which teams had reached out to him but added that he told the representatives he believes Kaepernick could be on an NFL roster if the team chose to go that route.

"He definitely has the ability to play on somebody's roster -- like, right now," he said. "Like, a couple of the guys that were in the session that were on NFL teams were saying that his arm is just as strong as guys' that we got on our roster right now and can play."

Kaepernick has posted videos on Twitter and YouTube in recent weeks making sure the NFL and fans know he’s ready to play quarterback whenever a team is ready to take a chance on him.

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A source told ESPN the quarterback who hasn’t played a snap of NFL football remains "in the best shape of his life" and "ready to play."

The Seattle Seahawks appear to be a potential landing spot for Kaepernick given the franchise’s flirtation with the quarterback in the