Colin Kaepernick to Work Out for N.F.L. Clubs on Saturday

Colin Kaepernick, the quarterback who inspired debates about social justice protests in sports but who last played in the N.F.L. more than two seasons ago, plans to work out for N.F.L. clubs on Saturday in Atlanta to allow them to evaluate whether to sign him, ESPN reported on Tuesday.

Adam Schefter, an ESPN reporter, tweeted that the league arranged the meeting so that clubs could see Kaepernick on the field and interview him.

In February, Kaepernick settled a grievance against the league’s teams, saying they colluded to keep him out of the N.F.L. after he protested police brutality and social inequity by kneeling during the playing of the national anthem in the 2016 season. He has not played since starting 11 games that season, when the 49ers finished 2-14.

[This story is developing and will be updated.]