Eric Wright Is A Lion
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Good move by the FO. Wright quit last year. Worst coverage I have ever seen. I knew he was gone. Now watch him play like a Pro-Bowler for the Lions.
He wasn't talentless, so he could surprise for the Lions. He was a terrible tackler when he was good with us and a solid cover guy. When he couldn't cover last year and basically quit or lost confidence, he really fell into the beyond useless category. I won't miss seeing him avoid tackling people, even IF he has a nice year up in Detroit.
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Wright takes less money to Join Lions
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Wright takes less money to Join Lions
Wright takes less money to Join Lions
Great. Another person refusing to come to Cleveland. I'm sure that will be a good boost.
But looks like we don't want to sign anyone anyway.
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After watching film of Wright last season, NFC North receivers will be chomping at the bit when they play da Lions. A change of scenery does not always offer
the cure a struggling player is after. IMHO, Wright's glory days are behind him.
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First, does anyone ever post their dishonest opinion?

No wonder he moved on... death threats and all. It's obvious the Browns' "brain trust" (potential oxymoron of the year) still saw enough promise to offer the multi-year deal.
After an sub-par season he certainly was not getting offers anywhere near his rookie deal, so taking a one-year deal with an up and coming team might pay off big in 2012.
Don't forget the D-line he'll be playing behind in Detroit. QB pressure is a DB's best friend.
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First, does anyone ever post their dishonest opinion?

No wonder he moved on... death threats and all. It's obvious the Browns' "brain trust" (potential oxymoron of the year) still saw enough promise to offer the multi-year deal.
After an sub-par season he certainly was not getting offers anywhere near his rookie deal, so taking a one-year deal with an up and coming team might pay off big in 2012.
Don't forget the D-line he'll be playing behind in Detroit. QB pressure is a DB's best friend.
First, does anyone ever post their dishonest opinion?

No wonder he moved on... death threats and all. It's obvious the Browns' "brain trust" (potential oxymoron of the year) still saw enough promise to offer the multi-year deal.
After an sub-par season he certainly was not getting offers anywhere near his rookie deal, so taking a one-year deal with an up and coming team might pay off big in 2012.
Don't forget the D-line he'll be playing behind in Detroit. QB pressure is a DB's best friend.
Fair point. If the Browns DL could have gotten a lot more pressure on opposing QBs I suppose our DBs would have looked a lot better.
That said, Eric Wright still played pathetically last year in comparison to prior years.
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