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Former Syracuse QB Eric Dungey not giving up on his dreams
By JOHN KEKISMay 7, 2021 GMT
Former Syracuse quarterback Eric Dungey has been on an emotional ride that would test the mettle of most.
Not selected in the NFL draft despite a record-setting college career. Cut as a free agent by the Giants and Browns. Saying goodbye to his father, who lost his life to cancer just over a year ago. The demise of the XFL before he could take a snap, a victim of the global pandemic. Working part time in medical device sales to keep money coming in so he could train and stay in shape.
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Kenyatta Wright made an impression that kept on giving.
An undrafted free agent linebacker from Oklahoma State, Wright caught the attention of Buffalo s defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell, and made the Bills roster in 2000. Two seasons later, Wright was a veteran free agent and Cottrell was the defensive coordinator of the Jets. I actually was in camp with Tampa Bay and got hurt and was out, Wright said. Ted called and said, I want you to come and work out for the Jets. I d really love to get you here, but you d have to obviously go through the process. Ted always believed in me. So I went and worked out and actually signed the same day.
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Antoine Winfield Sr. stood 5- 8¾ and weighed 176 pounds when NFL teams were poking and prodding the Ohio State cornerback during the 1999 NFL Scouting Combine.
Somewhere back in the Buckeye State, Antoine Winfield Jr. was six months old and filled with the genes of a 5-9 tackling machine.
Wade Phillips, a pretty good judge of defensive talent, was Buffalo s head coach and vice president of football operations. He overlooked the elder Winfield s undersized stature and drafted him in the first round, 23rd overall.
Phillips defensive coordinator was Ted Cottrell, who would later coach Winfield as Vikings defensive coordinator. Cottrell signed off on the pick the moment he turned the game film on.