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Rochester said that the medically-trained members of the Jets' staff were in favor of players continuing after receiving head injuries. During the 1966 AFL season, he lay on the turf "seeing stars," having collided with Boston Patriots fullback Jim Nance. On came the Jets' Dr. James Nicholas, considered by many sports doctors as a pioneer in the treatment of athletic injuries, who died in 2006 at 85, having performed four career-saving knee operations on Jets quarterback Joe Namath.
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