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   In 12 seasons in the NFL including three with the Jets, Damien   
   Woody says he never saw anything like what transpired in Gang   
   Green’s locker room on Tuesday. Arguments? Sure. Situations   
   where parties in conflict had to be told to cool it? Absolutely.   
   But violence in the locker room?   
      
   “Never. That’s crazy,” Woody said. “It makes you wonder about   
   how something like that could ever happen.”   
      
   Woody would never absolve IK Enemkpali of responsibility for   
   what happened – he did throw the punch that broke Smith’s jaw,   
   sidelining him for 6-10 weeks, over a matter of $600 – but he   
   wonders what in the Jets locker room culture would make a player   
   feel that was an option.   
      
   “I would hope that there wasn’t anyone around when this was   
   happening because if there was, that speaks poorly on Geno in   
   the locker room,” said Woody, who was at Citi Field Thursday   
   telling the story of his climb from a desolate childhood to   
   become an NFL player and now a broadcaster to area youngsters in   
   the Citi Kids program.   
      
   “Could you ever see something like that happening to Tom Brady   
   or Peyton Manning or Aaron Rodgers or Andrew Luck or Russell   
   Wilson?” Woody asked. “You would never see that happen. It makes   
   you wonder if there is a lack of respect for Geno to the point   
   that someone would break his jaw over $600.”   
      
   http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/jets/ex-jet-woody-   
   lack-respect-geno-led-punch-article-1.2324839   
      
          
      
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