Look: Protestors Gather Outside Of NFL Headquarters For Colin Kaepernick Rally

A large crowd gathered outside of the NFL Headquarters for a rally for Colin Kapernick.

Hundreds of people gathered outside of the NFL Headquarters in New York for a rally for Colin Kaepernick on Wednesday.

The rally first became known two weeks ago after Spike Lee posted about it on social media.

There has been speculation among many, including NFL players, that Kaepernick is being blackballed by the NFL for the national anthem protests he had last season.

Before the rally Wednesday, the NAACP sent a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, requesting a meeting to address Kaepernick's situation and how it relates to the First Amendment.

Here are the t-shirts that NAACP groups will be weaing at today's Colin Kaepernick rally outside NFL headquarters in NYC pic.twitter.com/BKJugqGrxq

— Tim Rohan (@TimRohan) August 23, 2017

The scene at the rally for Colin Kaepernick, outside of NFL HQ in NYC tonight. pic.twitter.com/jzcVB8TnLg

— The MMQB (@theMMQB) August 24, 2017

nyakappas showing their brother @kaepernick7 love!! ✊🏾✊🏿✊🏽 #ImWithKap https://t.co/3sSqNiMnIU pic.twitter.com/pCBcBXMNMe

— Know Your Rights Camp (@yourrightscamp) August 23, 2017

The people won't back down! Right now outside of the NYC NFL headquarters ✊🏾 #ImWithKap https://t.co/cBsudoATKI pic.twitter.com/AceCnKDzqZ

— Know Your Rights Camp (@yourrightscamp) August 23, 2017

Here are some photos from the #KapRally pic.twitter.com/YYblBZOM5O

— Luck (@Quierra_Luck) August 23, 2017

"I want to know why Nazis and KKK and white supremacist support conservative politicians!!"- @JumaaneWilliams #NoKaepernickNoNFL #ImWithKap pic.twitter.com/7LNwD3BWdU

— Justice League NYC (@NYjusticeleague) August 23, 2017

If people rallying to support a man who protested injustice upsets you, but the injustice doesn't, you are part of the problem #ImWithKap pic.twitter.com/Q9eaFlj1kJ

— Francis Maxwell (@francismmaxwell) August 23, 2017

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Earlier Wednesday, Hall of Fame baseball player Hank Aaron spoke on Kaepernick's situation, saying he is getting a "raw deal."

On Saturday, a group of about 100 law enforcement officers gathered in Brooklyn for a rally for the free agent quarterback.