Kerry Rhodes often clashed with the Jets’ coaching staff last season, and he took to Twitter to discuss leaving New York, while complaining that he had lost his job as the starting free safety and saying he thought other teams would want him in 2010.
But 2010 has arrived, and the Jets say they’re hanging onto Rhodes.
Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum told reporters today that Rhodes will receive his $2 million roster bonus on March 12 and be on the team for the 2010 season.
A lot can happen between now and the start of the regular season, and it’s not too late for the Jets to change their minds — especially if Rhodes reverts to making noises about wanting to go elsewhere. But with Rhodes now saying he wants to stay, and the Jets now saying they want to have him, all indications are that Rhodes will be a Jet in 2010.
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Boooooooooo
41 years and counting since the Jests have been in the Super Bowl.
The red headed step child that plays in New Jersey, the Avis of NY Football.
J ust
E nd
T he
S eason
can only be a good thing. I think the best is yet to come
awwww, sweet reconciliation.
They need him. They’re running out of draft picks again.
3 superbowls all acheived by cheating.
If the U.S needed an enema, boston is where the tube would go.
A sshole
M oron
P athetic
A nnoying
T iresome
S hithead