NY Jets' 2012 No. 1 pick Quinton Coples finally having a breakthrough at linebacker
Posted Sep 27, 2014
Quinton Coples hears and reads the criticism without losing sight of what matters most in his life. He is a physical force, a large human, but his goals stretch far beyond the confines of the game he was blessed to play. “I want to be great,” Coples told the Daily News in a quiet moment. “I want to have a positive legacy. I want people to be inspired by me."
(New York Daily News)
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