Sheldon Richardson stood before his teammates and bared his soul.
He had failed them and he had failed himself. Not once, but now twice. Rather than turn their backs to him, Richardson's football family showed him unconditional love instead.
About nine or 10 teammates voiced their support after the Jets defensive tackle said his piece to the group.
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"Demario Davis stepped up big," slot receiver Jeremy Kerley told Newsday on Sunday, following the team's fourth training camp practice.