Coles was left behind coming out of training camp, promised a Week 2
return that never happened. Now, on the eve of the biggest game,
they've made him part of the moment. He's not going to play,
obviously, but from what I hear, he's probably going to be an honorary
captain. Coles always said he wanted to retire a Jet, the team that
drafted him in 2000, and now that can happen. Wouldn't be surprised if
it happens in the coming days. "
Classy move by Woody.
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> It is adn I guess it sends a message that hard play is rewarded but he
> held a financial knife to the Jets throat on a regular basis.
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> Coles was a good player & tough.
John, he did. But like Chris Baker and Kendall, it did not benefit him
all that much with ringless stints in Cincy and Foreskins to show for it.
I think Coles would have done better had he chosen just to be rich and
stay here.
harlan
he is a starting member of ignore the spelling when pronouncing name team.
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> > John, he did. But like Chris Baker and Kendall, it did not benefit him
> > all that much with ringless stints in Cincy and Foreskins to show for it.
> >
> > I think Coles would have done better had he chosen just to be rich and
> > stay here.
> >
> > harlan
>
> I agree. I actually think the jets jump on that opportunity to get him
> off the payroll to the Bengals.
>
> It still kills me we couldn't have found $250,000 to tag him as #1
> tender the 1st time.
Yup.
h