See Colin Kaepernick Files To Trademark "Kaepernicking." Myopically, I wonder whether the star will pay ordinary income or capital gain on all that revenue? See Baldwin v. Costner Suit May ...

(Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) Getty Images When 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick scores a touchdown or does something else worthy of celebration on the football field, he often turns to a move ...

Forget Tebowing and Griffining, and any other “ining.” Colin Kaepernick’s “Kaepernicking” has exploded throughout the country as the second-year QB has gone from backup quarterback to ...

And Kaepernicking could be quite valuable. After all, Colin Kaepernick's No. 7 jersey remains NFL's top seller. License deals could produce a stream of revenue, but for some holders of ...

Colin Kaepernick‘s touchdown celebration of kissing his biceps inspired a social media trend much like “Tebowing” or “Griffining.” Though “Kaepernicking” appears to be kissing one ...

First there was Tebowing, and now there’s the latest social media craze, Kaepernicking. San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s ritual of flexing his right bicep and kissing it ...

After his prime-time performance in the San Francisco 49ers' 45-31 NFC divisional playoff win against Green Bay Saturday night, quarterback Colin ... a visual history of "Kaepernicking": The ...

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick set records ... See some fans “Kaepernicking” below: Kaepernick’s celebration isn’t exactly unique. As USA Today points out, wrestler ...

Wait, you don’t know about Kaepernicking? You’ve probably heard about Colin Kaepernick, who took over at quarterback for injured Alex Smith and has now guided the San Francisco 49ers to the ...

In much the same way Tim Tebow indirectly invented Tebowing and Robert Griffin III indirectly invented Griffining, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has started a new trend called Kaepernicking ...

Kaepernicking: the act of kissing one's own bicep in celebration, a gesture made famous by San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick. After AOL Fanhouse writer David Whitley published a ...