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Ed Reed Says He Could Still Play in the NFL
- Updated: September 8, 2016
It’s been almost three years since former All-Pro safety and current Buffalo Bills defensive backs coach Ed Reed last played in the NFL, but he believes he could still produce some solid seasons in the league.
On Thursday, as the Bills prepared for their opening game against Reed’s longtime team, the Baltimore Ravens, the 37-year-old told Matthew Fairburn of NewYorkUpstate.com that “there’s no joke about it.”
“I got two, three years in me, but I’m not giving it to the league,” Reed added. “I already decided not to. Things could happen, but I don’t think there’s enough finances to get me in those cleats anymore.”
When asked how much money it would to take to get him back onto the field, Reed jokingly asked how much the current jackpot of the lottery is, suggesting $306 million to $308 million might be just enough to get him to lace up the cleats one more time.
But even then, Reed wouldn’t want to come back.
“Man, …
