The Buffalo News: Bills’ Kerley uses what’s important to him to keep from veering off course

[TopFrog]

The Buffalo News: Bills’ Kerley uses what’s important to him to keep from veering off course

By Vic Carucci

The cleats tell a story, opening a fairly wide window into Jeremy Kerley's life beyond football.

"Everything that matters to me," the leading candidate to become the Buffalo Bills' new slot receiver said while staring down at the letters he scrawled on each one.

The mission was to create something that would, literally, be with him on every step of his professional journey. So he picked up a black marker and went to work on his white shoes, paying tribute to his wife, their three kids, their wedding anniversary, his deceased brother, and even some choice words to live by.

Read more at http://buffalonews.com/2018/06/11/b...rtant-to-him-to-keep-from-veering-off-course/

 

[4 Oaks Frog]

The Buffalo News: Bills’ Kerley uses what’s important to him to keep from veering off course

By Vic Carucci

The cleats tell a story, opening a fairly wide window into Jeremy Kerley's life beyond football.

"Everything that matters to me," the leading candidate to become the Buffalo Bills' new slot receiver said while staring down at the letters he scrawled on each one.

The mission was to create something that would, literally, be with him on every step of his professional journey. So he picked up a black marker and went to work on his white shoes, paying tribute to his wife, their three kids, their wedding anniversary, his deceased brother, and even some choice words to live by.

Read more at http://buffalonews.com/2018/06/11/b...rtant-to-him-to-keep-from-veering-off-course/

The Buffalo News: Bills’ Kerley uses what’s important to him to keep from veering off course

By Vic Carucci

The cleats tell a story, opening a fairly wide window into Jeremy Kerley's life beyond football.

"Everything that matters to me," the leading candidate to become the Buffalo Bills' new slot receiver said while staring down at the letters he scrawled on each one.

The mission was to create something that would, literally, be with him on every step of his professional journey. So he picked up a black marker and went to work on his white shoes, paying tribute to his wife, their three kids, their wedding anniversary, his deceased brother, and even some choice words to live by.

Read more at http://buffalonews.com/2018/06/11/b...rtant-to-him-to-keep-from-veering-off-course/

 

[4 Oaks Frog]

Great article! Jeermee - Kuurlee is one my favorite Frogs of all times!
GO FROGS!
BEAT tosu!
Spit Blood~~<~<and [Baylor asshoe]!!

 

[TopFrog]

Good luck Kerley.

 

[LisaLT]

I didn't realize he got picked up by the Bills. He is a solid player and has performed pretty well wherever he has landed. Good luck to him.

 

[RollToad]

If you get cut from the Bills just remember it was TCU’s fault.

 

[Frogo]

What a great guy!

 

[ShreveFrog]

Kerley led the Jets in catches and yards in '12 and '13, but then Chan Gailey decided he wasn't a top receiver and cut him after '15. Then Kerley led the 49ers in catches and yards in '16, and was cut again. The NFL can be stupid.

Oh, he can return kicks and punts, too.

 

[MTfrog5]

Kerley led the Jets in catches and yards in '12 and '13, but then Chan Gailey decided he wasn't a top receiver and cut him after '15. Then Kerley led the 49ers in catches and yards in '16, and was cut again. The NFL can be stupid.

Oh, he can return kicks and punts, too.

He was the Jets best QB option on those years too

 

[LSU Game Attendee]

He was the Jets best QB option on those years too

To the extent one can be screwed over being paid millions of dollars to play football, Kerley was thoroughly screwed over in his time with the Jets.

 

[Double V]

Hey calls his wife "Gooch" and gets away with it...what a badass.

 

[PO Frog]

The word salad in that article that he employed to admit while still denying PeD use was interesting.

 

[Chico Dusty]

My good buddy is the Bills receivers coach, so let’s hope he gets him the ball!