According to CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco, who was interviewed on 95.7 The Game, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick bought pizzas for the media on Thursday. Kaepernick and his agent had 15 pizzas delivered to the press trailer, which currently houses what Maiocco estimates is about 200 representatives from the national media.
"I think he has already picked up three MVP votes for the game that they play on February 3rd," said Maiocco.
Maiocco also said that the pizza was the "good stuff" and not lower quality pizza.
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