Eric Wright headed back to Bucs?

[Frank Hollywood]

He was charged 10 days ago. The charges aren't dropped.

You're right, that was his first offense I'm thinking of. I found a good read on why he probably won't be suspended though. If he is, it will probably be 1-2 games.

[Frank Hollywood]

I believe he has a pending 4-game suspension.

Are you thinking of Von miller?

[La Pantera]

I believe he has a pending 4-game suspension.

Are you saying he hasn't been suspended before? Or are you just saying he's facing a suspension from this incident?

[La Pantera]

You're right, that was his first offense I'm thinking of. I found a good read on why he probably won't be suspended though. If he is, it will probably be 1-2 games.

IDK about that. The games usually increase no matter the offense after the first suspension. I could be wrong....

[tiger7_88]

Are you thinking of Von miller?

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/eric-wright-fails-physical-49ers-released-buccaneers-195224402.html

 

I read this paragraph incorrectly:

 

 

The Buccaneers signed Wright to a five-year, $37.5 million contract that included $15.5 million in guaranteed money last March. Though Wright would not be disciplined for his DUI arrest, he would serve a four-game suspension for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.

 

 

 

For some reason, I read that as he "will" serve a four-game suspension rather than he "would".  Still kinda confusingly stated, but my mistake.

[Frank Hollywood]

IDK about that. The games usually increase no matter the offense after the first suspension. I could be wrong....

Read the article I linked for the reasoning.

[Frank Hollywood]

Oops. Linky

http://www.bucsnation.com/2013/7/20/4541006/eric-wright-suspension-49ers-buccaneers

[La Pantera]

Oops. Linky

http://www.bucsnation.com/2013/7/20/4541006/eric-wright-suspension-49ers-buccaneers

While this could be the truth, its speculation at this point. They could easily look at all the incidents together and deem it as violation of conduct. Its all up to Goodell. He'll have final say.

[Frank Hollywood]

While this could be the truth, its speculation at this point. They could easily look at all the incidents together and deem it as violation of conduct. Its all up to Goodell. He'll have final say.

True.

[CelticCat]

God no, Wright is horrible.

 

Look at the teams that have shipped him out, Cleve, Detroit and Tampa.

[Rubi]

Eric Wright is a prime example of a guy with million dollar talent and a 2 cent head

[caatfan]

I've got 2 questions. Why did he fail the physical? And why did the Bucs release him afterwards, if he was worth a trade? Didn't fit the team 'culture'? His attitude must suck.

[G()AT]

 

I've got 2 questions. Why did he fail the physical? And why did the Bucs release him afterwards, if he was worth a trade? Didn't fit the team 'culture'? His attitude must suck.

 

Teams can use physicals as an excuse to get rid of someone, it's an unstated lemon policy.

 

I'm sure he PHYSICALLY passed it, they just used it as a way of backing out of the deal.  Probably didn't like his personality, and obviously his questionable off-field character issues as well. 

[Ivan The Awesome]

I'm seriously Facepalming from Mexico.