| Wed Feb 27 2013 | 19:32 | Wallace Wright heads to CFL | ||||
Former Jets and Bucs WR Wallace Wright has signed with the CFL's Montreal Alouettes. | ||||||
Montreal is Marc Trestman's old stomping grounds. Wright has appeared in 51 career NFL games, but none since 2009. He was among the Bucs' first cuts last summer. | ||||||
| Source: Adam Caplan on Twitter | ||||||
| Mon Aug 20 2012 | 17:48 | Bucs release veteran WR Wallace Wright | ||||
Buccaneers released WR Wallace Wright. | ||||||
The move clears a roster spot for waivers acquisition Jordan Shipley. A former undrafted free agent, Wright has appeared in 51 games since 2006, but none since 2009. He has just eight career catches. Wallace is likely at the end of the line. | ||||||
| Source: Rick Stroud on Twitter | ||||||
| Thu May 17 2012 | 14:23 | Bucs sign pair of WRs in Wright, Lewis | ||||
Bucs signed WRs Wallace Wright and Armahd Lewis. | ||||||
A special teams ace for the Jets from 2007-09, Wright has caught just eight passes in his five-year career. A track athlete at Utah State, Lewis played just one year of football, for Central Washington University. He's a longshot for a kick return role. | ||||||
| Source: Rotoworld.com | ||||||
| Tue Aug 31 2010 | 13:13 | Panthers lose special teamer Wright | ||||
Panthers placed WR Wallace Wright (shoulder) on injured reserve, ending his season. | ||||||
Wright sustained a serious shoulder injury in Saturday's game against the Titans. In Carolina's penny-pinching offseason mode, the special teams ace counted as a high-profile acquisition. | ||||||
| Source: Steve Reed on Twitter | ||||||
| Tue Aug 3 2010 | 19:30 | Wright working with ones in three-wide sets | ||||
Wallace Wright has been on the first-team unit when the Panthers have gone to three wide receiver sets during practice. | ||||||
Wright is a special teams ace but has caught only eight passes in his four professional seasons. This isn't a huge surprise, as Steve Smith is injured and the two favorites for the No. 3 role, Brandon LaFell and Armanti Edwards, are rookies that often have to start at the bottom of the totem pole. Don't put Wright on your sleeper list. | ||||||
| Source: Charlotte Observer | ||||||