ROMANS: Civil rights groups are planning a rally in New York to show their support for Colin Kaepernick who remains without an NFL team.</s>MARQUEZ: Without a team. Andy Scholes has more on this morning's "Bleacher Report". Good morning, Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Hey, good morning, guys. You know, there is less than a month to go before the NFL season gets going. And many think that Colin Kaepernick is being black balled by the NFL team because of its stance for not standing for the national anthem last season. Many civil rights groups are organizing a protest outside of NFL headquarters two weeks from today. Spike Lee promoted the rally on his Twitter with a flyer that has Kaepernick misspelled on it. Lee later qualified that he is not organizing this protest but fully supports Kaepernick and his fight for social justice. New York Giants owner John Mara meanwhile told ESPN Radio in New York yesterday that he doesn't believe Kaepernick is being black balled by the owners, and he thinks Kaepernick will be on a team this season. What do you do when you are the premier franchise in the NFL these days? You buy your own Boeing 767. The New England Patriots are the first NFL team to buy their own plane. And they bought two of them, because they needed a backup. According to ESPN, the team retrofitted them with all first class seats, some of which recline completely. It must be nice to travel as a Patriot. These planes can cost upwards of $200 million each. All right. Finally, tough night for Braves rookie shortstop Johan Camargo. Check this out. Camargo was jogging on the field to start the game against the Phillies. You see him right behind the pitcher, He reaches down to grab some dirt on the first baseline. His knee locks up awkwardly and he goes down. This is the very start of the game. Camargo ended up having to be helped off the field.
Patriots Become 1st NFL Team to Buy Team Planes.