INJURED JETS WIDE RECEIVER QUINCY ENUNWA BLASTS JETS FOR FINING HIM AFTER MISSING REHAB SESSIONS
Wide receiver Quincy Enunwa blasted the organization on
Twitter Thursday night after he was fined $27,900 by the team for missing a pair of rehab sessions. Enunwa was placed on season-ending injured reserve after suffering a neck injury in the season opener. The Jets declined comment Thursday night....
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