Former Kaepernick teammate Eric Reid has some new ideas on how he wants to share his views going forward.

Reid, who made his debut as a Carolina Panthers safety this weekend, was one of the first players to protest the national anthem with Colin Kaepernick during his time on the 49ers. (RELATED: NFL PLAYER WEARS SHOCKING PRO-KAEPERNICK SHIRT TO PRESS CONFERENCE [PHOTO])

 

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My brother @kaepernick7, a HUGE thank you to you and your team for bringing #KnowYourRightsCamp to New Orleans! It’s always so powerful to witness what you’re doing for our community. To see and feel the energy from the youth because of the inspiration from the camp is even better. I’m honored to be a part of it. @yourrightscamp #Nola ( @footcandles)

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Reid spoke to a media gathering today and revealed that he’s considering alternative protest methods this season.

“I said that I would be considering other ways (to protest). And I’m still considering,” he said, adding, “I’ve talked to a couple people about it and as I said, I’m still evaluating the scope of our country, and I’ll make that decision later.”

Eric Reid on if he plans to continue to protest during the national anthem. pic.twitter.com/ES7MCLq1PI

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This all stems from comments Reid made earlier this year in March, where he said he was “going to consider different ways to be active, different ways to bring awareness to the issues of this country and improve on the issues happening in this country.”

Reid filed a lawsuit against the NFL earlier this year, claiming the league colluded to blackball players who protested the anthem.

No word on how that case is going, now that he’s signed a $1.39 million contract with the Panthers.

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