They were previously draft-eligible, so they will become free agents after this season.

The NFL season kicks off on Wednesday night, and that is, rightfully so, the talk of the sports world. However, that is not the only topic NFL fans are discussing, as people still have gripes with the few NFL players who tried to go back to college football.

Tight end Dae'Quan Wright's bid to return to college football came to an end on Tuesday when LSU filled out their roster with other players amid threats from the SEC to pursue expelling the school from the conference due to their desire to add players who spent time in the NFL this summer.

In a wild turn of events, a player who was recently with the Cleveland Browns is expected to play in the SEC tomorrow, at least as of right now.

The money angle is the hook here; however, the real story is bigger: Dae’Quan Wright has gone from trying to make an NFL roster to potentially making more at LSU than he would have made with the Cleveland Browns. That is a wild turn for a player who only recently entered the league. Now the […] The post Dae’Quan Wright Could Earn More at LSU Than He Would Have With the Cleveland Browns appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

Pittsburgh Steelers fans can enjoy the latest Cleveland Browns twist as Dae'Quan Wright tries to return from the NFL to the LSU Tigers.

Lane Kiffin and LSU are adding a former NFL player, and it shows the image they believe is worth being risked.

Lane Kiffin is denying Browns coach Todd Monken's claims that he called about recently waived tight end Dae'Quan Wright.

Josh Pate addresses the shocking news of Cleveland Browns tight end Dae'Quan Wright agreeing to play for LSU after clearing NFL waivers, becoming the first player to go from the NFL back to college football. Subscribe to "Josh Pate's College Football Show" on YouTube.