He found playing time scarce, largely due to a number of leading receivers, including Mike Price, standing ahead of him on the depth chart.
[6] In 1994, he led the Bulls in receptions and yards, and was selected to play for the London Monarchs in the World League of American Football, which would later be known as NFL Europe.
[10] His first year at the team then known as the Coventry Jaguars was in 1992, after leaving local rivals, the Birmingham Bulls, to play under head coach Gerry McManus.
[14] 2009 saw yet another Jets-Blitz final at the Keepmoat Stadium, and Cohen scored Coventry's lone touchdown of the day, thrown by former Blitz quarterback, Stuart Franklin.
Cohen is one of the most capped player in GB Lions history with 12 appearances[18] and made his debut in a 22-0 win against Ireland in 1995, where he scored a 28-yard touchdown from Sheffield Spartans quarterback Ian Ure.
Cohen was instrumental in the GB Lions' 1997 European Nations Championship run, scoring a go-ahead 41 yard touchdown from Stuart Franklin in the dying seconds.