Colin Kaepernick should consider Fan-Controlled Football League, Terrell Owens says

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Terrell Owens is playing competitive football again and he’s encouraging Colin Kaepernick to join him.

Owens recently decided to join the Fan-Controlled Football League, an independent professional indoor football league founded in 2017. The league featured Johnny Manziel and Josh Gordon last year. Some team owners include ex-NFL star Marshawn Lynch, All-Pro Richard Sherman and musical acts Quavo and Steve Aoki.

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Wide receiver Terrell Owens of the Dallas Cowboys celebrates a touchdown against the Philadelphia Eagles at Texas Stadium on Sept. 15, 2008. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

With Kaepernick working out in front of NFL scouts, Owens said the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback could use the Fan-Controlled Football League to hone in skills.

"I feel like he could come in and really use this to really sharpen his skill set," Owens told TMZ Sports on Thursday. "Especially because there's some questions about him not playing for such a long time."

Owens said his time in arena football leagues helped him sharpen his own skills. He played for the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League in 2012.

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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick watches from the sidelines during the Dolphins game in Miami Gardens, Florida, on Nov. 27. 2016.

Kaepernick has worked out for the Seattle Seahawks and most recently at Michigan’s Pro Day, which usually highlights their crop of talent heading into the NFL Draft. Jim Harbaugh gave Kaepernick the opportunity to throw and proclaimed to NFL teams that he could make them better.

Kaepernick has