

Mecole Hardman is embracing the team spirit after joining the New York Jets this offseason. After a season that left his future with the Kansas City Chiefs uncertain, Hardman surprised many by signing a one-year, $4 million contract with the Jets. The team has set its sights high for the upcoming NFL season, hoping to secure its first Super Bowl victory in over 50 years.
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With the addition of future Hall-of-Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the experience of two-time Super Bowl winner Mecole Hardman, the Jets are looking to make a strong push. Not only has Mecole Hardman showcased his on-field prowess, but he has also faced a recent personal challenge with the traumatic experience involving his mother. In a positive light, he commemorated his new journey with the Jets by acquiring an exquisite diamond chain, reflecting his off-field style.
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Hardman Reveals Stunning Diamond Fighter Jet Pendant
As reported by TMZ, NFL wide receiver Mecole Hardman has just unveiled what many consider the “best chain in the league.” His stunning diamond chain boasts an incredible design featuring three jets, serving as a tribute to his nickname and his recent signing with the New York Jets. Hardman acquired this remarkable piece from Al The Jeweler at Labelle Jewelry in Totowa, NJ.

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The chain took two months to create and is adorned with over 100 carats of VVS diamonds and half a kilo of gold. Beyond his remarkable chain, Mecole Hardman’s journey to becoming a New York Jets wide receiver has been marked by numerous challenges and obstacles. Recently, he opened up about one of the most frightening experiences of his life, involving his mother’s battle with a brain tumor.
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Hardman opens up about his mother’s brave battle
During a Mother’s Day Q&A with New York Post columnist Steve Serby, Mecole Hardman candidly shared his mother’s challenging battle with a brain condition. He revealed that his mother, Latrivia Danyell, had to undergo surgery due to the growth of a large tumor. The surgeon had to remove the entire tumor, resulting in Latrivia having to return home without the front part of her skull. Her brain had become swollen, necessitating the temporary removal of the front skull to allow for the swelling to subside.
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NFL, American Football Herren, USA Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs, Dec 5, 2021 Kansas City, Missouri, USA Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Mecole Hardman 17 greets fans while leaving the field after the win over the Denver Broncos at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports, 05.12.2021 22:18:35, 17330465, Mecole Hardman, NFL, Kansas City Chiefs, Arrowhead Stadium, Denver Broncos PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xDennyxMedleyx 17330465 “Image Credits: Imago”
Hardman also shared that he stayed by his mother’s side in the hospital, sleeping there and ensuring her well-being. He expressed his commitment to staying with her until he was confident that everything was going well. Additionally, Hardman mentioned that his mother began experiencing memory loss, and during those challenging moments, he turned to prayer, seeking strength and guidance from a higher power.
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Hardman also expressed his pride in his mother’s resilience, highlighting her ability to maintain a positive attitude despite difficult circumstances.
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