Jets interested in Cotchery

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  1. Jersey Joe 67

    Jersey Joe 67 Well-Known Member

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    You just brought tears to my eyes
     
  2. Ajitator

    Ajitator Well-Known Member

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    Even more reason to bring in one of the classiest receivers we've had in a long time to mentor said draftee and kerley,.. and even holmes. Even big mouth A-holes would need to respect a veteran like JCo for as much as he's done for this team.
     
  3. Br4d

    Br4d 2018 Weeb Ewbank Award

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    If Braylon gets signed to an incentive laden contract there is no way he is that great mentor for somebody like Floyd. He's in a cut-throat competition at that point to get paid.

    I think the Jets bring in Braylon as a cheap alternative if they don't get somebody like Floyd in the draft.
     
  4. dawinner127

    dawinner127 Well-Known Member

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    I don't get what all the hype about Cotchery is. We already have that player in Kerley. We need a WR who can spread the field. I'll pass
     
  5. NotSatoshiNakamoto

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    heh - Braylon mentoring Floyd just makes me laugh. They could go out and get hammered together.
     
  6. Braylon4ever

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    Or he can teach Floyd how to trim his beard if he ever grew one. :lol:
     
  7. JetsVilma28

    JetsVilma28 Well-Known Member

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    I hope Braylon has grown up a lot in one year. I still want the fire on the field, but he has to keep his attitude and decision making in check off the field. I have a drivers license so I can drive his Lamborghini whenever he wants to get hammered.
     
  8. MenOverGod

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    Chaz guy from OAK is coming to visit. Maybe as early as tonight. Who the fuck are we trying to get to be our #2 receiver?
     
  9. slimjasi

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    meh. maybe. I think the collective obsession with veteran leadership that everyone suddenly has as a direct result of the Holmes meltdown is vastly overblown. I'll take a young deep threat in the 2nd or 3rd round over Cotchery ten times out of ten.
     
  10. macbk

    macbk Well-Known Member

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    I still got love for Cotchery (hated seeing him leave last season), but while we are at it, we should take a look at Justin McCareins.

    [/McCareins sarcasm]

    Braylon for #2.
     
  11. ScotsJet

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    The Jets see Schilens as a #2 guy.
     
  12. CONN-JET.2.0.3.

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    If we are going to really commit to the ground and pound then I think it might be the smart move to take a gamble with a guy at Wideout. It would be more important for the team to go big at OLB or Safety. If we want to go back to a more than 50% run offense then we need to make sure our Defense will getting stops.


    And we could always trade for a disgruntled receiver on a losing team mid season again, like the Braylon Edwards trade.
     
  13. Will-I-Am-Not

    Will-I-Am-Not Well-Known Member

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    People, myself included, sometimes let nostalgia for players who've worn the Green and White cloud our judgement about how good they were and are. Cotchery was a solid receiver. He isn't a difference maker though; and if our offense is going to improve demonstrably, we need playmakers.
     
  14. Hobbes3259

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    And Kerley has better foot speed. Get schillens
     
  15. DbaJets

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    What if we put Hellen Keller in the slot and signed Dallas Clark instead?
     
  16. CONN-JET.2.0.3.

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    Yea nobody has mention that Keller is basically another receiver for us.
     
  17. VanderbiltJets

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