Anthony Wright Memorabilia & Collectibles

About Anthony Wright Memorabilia & Collectibles

Anthony Wright is a former American pro basketball athlete who played as quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals and the New York Giants of the National Football League. Wright hailed from Vanceboro, North Carolina and took his college education in the South Carolina University where he also played college football.

 

Wright’s pro football career began after he was signed as undrafted free agent of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1999, but was later acquired by the Dallas Cowboys a year after. Wright had his major break in his pro football career in 2001, where he became the starter as quarterback when his co-teammate, Quincy Carter, was injured. However, several weeks later Wright had a knee injury and was then replaced by replaced by Clint Stoerner.

 

Cowboys’ head coach, Dave Campo, released Wright at the end of the 2002 offseason after the acquisition of Chad Hutchinson, after which Wright was then acquired by the Baltimore Ravens where he took over for Kyle Boller as quarterback in November of the 2003 season when Boller was injured. Wright left the Ravens at the end of the 2005 season and joined other teams in the league, until he decided to retire during the 2009 season after no team wanted to sign him.

 

Put up your very own football collection room by purchasing NFL game used equipments such as NFL game used footballs and NFL game used jerseys. You can also try other NFL items like autographed NFL helmets and autographed NFL photos. You can also add autographed NFL magazines and books that feature your favorite NFL player.

About Anthony Wright:

Anthony Wright (fullname: Anthony Lavron Wright; no nicknames) played from 2000 until 2007 for the Dallas Cowboys, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals and New York Giants. He played 32 games, starting 19 of those. Born in Vanceboro, NC on February 14, 1976, Wright stands 6'1 and weighs 211 lbs. He attended college at South Carolina.