i hope we get this done . im really intrigue by this guy. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/jets/story/502887p-424187c.html
Pro Career 2005: Coleman started at left defensive end for five games, while seeing playing time in seven other contests. He totaled 17 tackles, 0.5 sacks, a tackle for a loss and one quarterback pressure on the year. He earned his first NFL start at left end at San Diego (9/11) and recorded two stops. 2004: As part of the defensive end rotation, Coleman recorded 10 tackles, two pressures and a sack in a reserve capacity. 2003: In first season with Dallas, appeared in all 16 regular season games. Finished year with 15 total tackles (nine solo), three QB pressures and a sack. 2002: Coleman was active for one game at Buffalo (10/6) and recorded one tackle in rookie season with Raiders. Coleman was inactive for the other 15 regular season games as well as the entire postseason. College Career Coleman finished his career with 138 tackles, 16.5 sacks for minus-107 yards and 34 tackles for losses of 158 yards in four seasons at UCLA. His 34 tackles behind the line of scrimmage rank ninth in school history. Coleman earned All-Pac 10 Conference first-team selection as a senior after starting at defensive end and recording 44 tackles (30 solos) with a team-high 8.5 sacks for minus-54 yards. He ranked second on the squad with 15 stops for losses of 64 yards, caused and recovered a fumble and deflected three passes. Coleman recorded seven tackles against Alabama and posted four tackles with a sack and two stops for losses against Oregon State. He had six tackles, including a 10-yard sack and three stops for minus-12 yards, against USC. Personal Bio Coleman lettered three years as an offensive and defensive lineman at Alta Loma High School in Fontana, California. He was a Prep Star All-American as the No. 4 offensive lineman in the West and was also named to the Prep Star Best in the West unit. Selected first-team All-State by Cal-Hi Sports, Coleman was also an All-CIF Southern Section and first-team All-CIF Division IV. He was first-team L.A. Times All-Inland Empire selection as a senior, when his team was 13-1 and ranked No. 17 in the State and No. 3 in Division II by Student Sports. Coleman also earned All-State honors as a sophomore in 1994. In addition he played three years of varsity basketball.
Coleman would be nice. The Jets are going to have some live bodies in camp. Pouha will be back and should be able to play end as well as tackle. CJ Mosely came along towards the end of last season. I imagine we're going to spend an early draft pick to upgrade. I think we're going to improve dramatically if we can get one more plus player on the defensive line. -X-
Full Name: Kenyon Octavia Coleman Born: April 10, 1979 Fontana, CA Height: 6-5 Weight: 295 lbs. Pronounced: KEN-Yawn Age: 27 Pos: DE Experience: 5 years College: UCLA Drafted: Year:2002 Round:5 Pick:12, Raiders Expert's Take
I would also love this signing but hesitate calling him a major player. He is a serviceable 3-4 DE, who will be good in a rotation (probably with KVO). I doubt he will be an every down player. If the trade happens, I'm sure Mr. T got some good feedback from Parcells on his upside. Afterall, I believe he will only be 27 going into next year, so he may yet develop into an every down player, but so far in his career he has been nowhere near that. For the right price, a good, serviceable player, that upgrades a position of need....
look what happened to Bryan thomas in this system. Coleman looks a lot like him to me with his body size and carrerr so far.
The only thing worse than someone laughing at his own jokes is someone laughing at his own bad jokes..
Nah, I can't see Coleman playing OLB in the 3-4. He is about an inch bigger and 30 pounds heavier than Thomas, and doesn't have his speed. He will be in the DE rotation only IMO.....
:rofl: 1) i guess you couldnt figure it out but i wasnt laughing at my "joke", i was laughing at the fact that we pick up trash only. (as you could tell, if you'd read my comment. duh) 2) its not a joke, its a fact. homer.
Just because BallHawk couldn't get who he wanted he bitches and moans... All you do is trash the guys you DONT want...Your just an arrogant person who thinks everything about yourself. If somebody disagrees with you, they're automatically wrong because the almighty ballhawk is always right...
The Jets could trade for Carson Palmer and ballhawk will do the... All day and talk down to whoever he is talking to..."YOU'RE WRONG, I'M RIGHT!."
Well, the entire league thought that Kerry Rhodes was trash enough to forego drafting him until the Jets picked him up in the fourth round. Yet, by the look of your avatar, you think he's a pretty good player. So, not sure I get your point really. Would you prefer to draft #1 every year and be guaranteed "treasure", which even then is no guarantee of anything.
