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Quinton Coples on LB move: A work in progress


doesn't have much to show for his switch to outside linebacker. Since returning from a hairline fracture in his right ankle, Coples has been off to a slow start. He played his fewest snaps of the season in Sunday's 19-6 loss to Pittsburgh. When the Jets moved Coples from defensive end to outside linebacker during the offseason, they envisioned him being a menacing force off the edge. (ESPN.com)

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