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On 985, the sports hub we're toucher and rich and they'd say we talk too much about the Jets, but whatever, we can talk about it here.

The Jets have released Levi-on-Bell.

The situation with Levy on Bell was that, in all their wisdom, the Jets kept a GM who signed a bunch of free agents,

none of whom panned out.

They got Trumane Johnson from Jacksonville, and he signed a $45 billion contract and crapped himself,

and I don't even know if he's in the league.

Then they signed Levonell and then fired the said GM.

McCagnan after the draft where they got rid of, they did that.

And so now they've gotten rid of Tramaine Johnson, Levion Bell, Leonard Williams, Devon Lee, who was the first-round pick out of Ohio State, who Burt Breer loved, who's not, I don't think in the league, he might be, but if he is, he's hanging on by a threat. Who's the cornerback from Alabama, who is the first round pick? D. Milner. DeMilner, he didn't last longer. I don't even think that was a McCagnan pay.

That was Idick?

That was before him? I think that might have been Izic. Okay. And so, yes, the Jets, now another star player is gone. Yeah, but Fred, I mean, this is, it's even more than him just being gone. It's the amount of money that just they paid him to do very little.

He earned $28 million. him just being gone. It's the amount of money that just they paid him to do very little.

He earned $28 million for 18 games and four touchdowns.

He was averaging 3.5 yards of carry. He looked okay last week. He has sucked and Gase hasn't used him.

Gase never wanted him.

Their GM never wanted him.

Douglas never wanted him.

And so the Jets, again, all, and it's funny because when, with two years left on his contract,

when Jamal Adams cried his way out of town,

Bell called him out and said, you're bailing on the team.

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