
Dae’Quan Wright Set to Return to College Football with LSU After Being Waived by Browns
Dae’Quan Wright, a former NFL tight end, is preparing to return to college football at LSU after being waived by the Cleveland Browns. Reports indicate that Wright has reached an agreement to play for the Tigers, reuniting him with coach Lane Kiffin, who previously coached him at Ole Miss.
Wright's journey back to college comes after he was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Philadelphia Eagles and subsequently waived. His entry into the NCAA transfer portal has drawn attention, especially after Browns head coach Todd Monken commented on the unexpected nature of the situation, noting Wright's prior medical issues that had affected his practice participation.
This move is notable as Wright may be the first professional signee to utilize new NCAA eligibility rules that allow athletes five seasons of eligibility within a five-year span. The NCAA's recent changes have sparked discussions about the future of athlete eligibility, with Wright's case being part of a broader legal context involving other athletes seeking similar opportunities.
