May 10, 200719 yr Manuel Wright didn't last long with the Buffalo Bills. A week after being acquired off waivers by Buffalo, the defensive tackle was waived Wednesday to allow the Bills to sign rookie free agent defensive back Duane Coleman. Wright spent two years with the Miami Dolphins, but played in only three games, and none last year after being placed on the non-football injured reserve list in September. Wow...what a taste of talent.
May 10, 200719 yr Don't you ususally only waste your talent for a reason non-sports related? He's obviously not talented enough.
May 10, 200719 yr He made it to a professional level of football and has already made a ton of money in doing that. He has done a lot more with his talent than 99% of athletes already. He is still young and let's see what happens in the rest of his career.
May 11, 200719 yr He made it to a professional level of football and has already made a ton of money in doing that. He has done a lot more with his talent than 99% of athletes already. He is still young and let's see what happens in the rest of his career. He is broke. Last training camp, Wayne H. had to pay his rent because he didn't have the money.
May 11, 200719 yr He made it to a professional level of football and has already made a ton of money in doing that. He has done a lot more with his talent than 99% of athletes already. He is still young and let's see what happens in the rest of his career. He is broke. Last training camp, Wayne H. had to pay his rent because he didn't have the money. I guess that means he wasted his financial abilities then.
May 11, 200719 yr He's too soft to play football, any guy that leaves the field crying just cuz the coach yelled at him needs to retire immediately.
May 11, 200719 yr He's too soft to play football, any guy that leaves the field crying just cuz the coach yelled at him needs to retire immediately. I forgot all about that,
May 14, 200719 yr He made it to a professional level of football and has already made a ton of money in doing that. He has done a lot more with his talent than 99% of athletes already. He is still young and let's see what happens in the rest of his career. This guy is a model nfl player. Everyone in the league should strive to be like him
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