"Most of my femur is now titanium," said the Jets special team's coach. "It's changed my whole life. I'm walking almost perfect now. I won't be using the cane shortly. I hope to play golf. It's the best thing I've ever done."
The operation at Sloan-Kettering was complex to say the least.
"It was a 10 hour surgery," said Westhoff. "It's very complex carpentry inside my leg. If you saw the x-rays, you wouldn't believe it."
From a special team's standpoint, what happened with Ben Graham and why was he released?
"There is a lack of consistenty that Ben had that was tough to deal with," said Westhoff. "He is line driving the ball. We can't keep doing that."