Tarik Cohen, who was attempting to come back from assorted knee injuries throughout his NFL career, informed the Jets on Thursday that he is retiring from football, effectively immediately.
'He's going, baby! Don't run out of gas!': An oral history of two plays that defined Julius Peppers' HOF careerRich Cimini is a staff writer who covers the New York Jets and the NFL at ESPN. Rich has covered the Jets for over 30 years, joining ESPN in 2010. Rich also hosts the Flight Deck podcast. He previously was a beat writer for the New York Daily News and is a graduate of Syracuse University. You can follow him via Twitter @RichCimini.
On Tuesday, Cohen joked about the incident, saying,"I felt so stupid for making that video." He delighted in sharing how he rebounded from the injury and how he dropped weight to get himself back into football shape.
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