ou’re probably familiar with the concept of buying low, and it’s something NFL teams do frequently. A guy laid low by injuries or a year of crippling ineffectiveness will typically cost less, but it doesn’t necessarily mean his potential to help his new team is diminished.
I firmly believe Eric Wright is a buy low candidate. After notching eight interceptions and 28 pass deflections during his first three years in the NFL, all with the Browns, Wright was benched midway through the 2010 season for being astoundingly incompetent. No one really seems to know why that happened, but the Browns seem likely to cut bait with the corner in the off-season.
Eric Wright
I firmly believe Eric Wright is a buy low candidate. After notching eight interceptions and 28 pass deflections during his first three years in the NFL, all with the Browns, Wright was benched midway through the 2010 season for being astoundingly incompetent. No one really seems to know why that happened, but the Browns seem likely to cut bait with the corner in the off-season.
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