If fans have learned anything over the last couple of months it is that the NFL is a business. The New York Jets are providing the fans with another reminder as on Thursday the team released wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery. The classy receiver played 7 years with the Jets and was known for his work ethic, reliabilty, and leadership. The move will save Gang Green approximately $1.8 million dollars in cap space. The Jets are reportedly prepared to sign former Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason to replace Cotchery. Mason, 37, is also a reliable receiver that is known for his toughness and leadership.
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When I finally arrived home, it was Midnight. Walking into the house, I saw all the gifts under the tree. I thought of all the time it took me to get home for Christmas. It was all worth it. In the morning, I would be celebrating Christmas with my family. When all is said and done, family is all we have. A job is a job, but family is forever.
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