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If Wright can stay healthy in the future, he might be considered among the best value choices of the 2007 class. ESPN's Mel Kiper actually compared Wright to an epic second-day steal of the past, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who was a sixth-round pick. It's unfair to expect Wright and his 4.66 speed to have a Brady-like impact, but he could truly be the thunder to the lightning Lynch supplies for the Bills in the future.
It's hard to believe that the running back position was, for lack of a better phrase, an on-paper disaster in Buffalo just a week ago. Now, it has the potential to be one of the most versatile three-headed ground attacks in the NFL both next season and in the coming years.
Between Lynch, Thomas and Wright, there is a lot of backfield talent for the Bills' offense, and that will especially benefit quarterback J.P. Losman, whose only dependable weapon in 2006 was No. 1 receiver Lee Evans.
It's hard to believe that the running back position was, for lack of a better phrase, an on-paper disaster in Buffalo just a week ago. Now, it has the potential to be one of the most versatile three-headed ground attacks in the NFL both next season and in the coming years.
Between Lynch, Thomas and Wright, there is a lot of backfield talent for the Bills' offense, and that will especially benefit quarterback J.P. Losman, whose only dependable weapon in 2006 was No. 1 receiver Lee Evans.
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