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Douglas: Jets need to handle adversity better

December 2019

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NY Jets Confidential

I’ll start with “Big Cat” Leonard Williams.

Douglas: Jets need to handle adversity better

First of all, just want to thank him. He’s been here four and a half years. I’ve only been here four and a half months, but I want to thank him. He’s a consummate professional, great teammate, tough as nails, durable guy. He’s been a good player here for a long time.

The details on (the trade), we received a lot of phone calls on Leonard. So, a few weeks ago, received a phone call from (Giants GM Dave Gettleman), had great conversations with him, ended up getting something worked out yesterday. It’s difficult to say goodbye to a player with that much ability, with that much talent, that good of a person. We felt that with the picks that we received for him really gave us flexibility for the future. It’s a great opportunity for Leonard and a fresh start for him. He’s going to a great organization and wish him the best.

It’s been a very busy 24 hours as you guys can imagine (at the trade deadline). We’ve fielded a lot of calls on a lot of players. Some players, it’s been public. Other players haven’t been public.

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