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Jeff Reed wants back in the game

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Former Steelers Kicker believes he can still play

 

 

“I looked into the CFL and the Arena League,” Reed said. “It’s just a lot of work for little pay, and it sounds kind of shallow, but when you’ve played for the most elite level of football and you think you can still do it, why wouldn’t you?”

Reed said that he was contacted by Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt about coming in for a workout. He added that Whisenhunt was up front about the fact the Titans would like to have a younger kicker, but they would still be interested in seeing what Reed has to offer.

Reed said he hoped he would be the first kicker contacted if someone go hurt, “but I have no idea what people think. I mean, my stats and where I’ve kicked and how I’ve kicked for the most part speak for themselves. So, it’s just a matter of coming across the right path.”

 

 

I, for one, support him 100%.  Really hope he catches on somewhere.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(anything to keep him off of WFNZ) :unsure:

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Oh no I was hoping Reed would get a full time WFNZ gig so he could wax poetic about the god damned Steelers. Who gives a poo if he's doing so in a city 700 miles away from that Western PA shithole. By all means use fuging STEELER ANECDOTES ALL YOU WANT ASSHOLE!

Good luck Jeff, just stay the hell off the Charlotte airwaves.

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lol - yeah, someone should educate Reed on what "a lot of work" and "little pay" really means.

Especially no offense because they are valuable (we learned after #4 left) but how much work is he talking as a kicker

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