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New York Jets cornerback Nahshon Wright has acknowledged his dissatisfaction with his current role on the team's defense, according to ESPN's Rich Cimini. Wright, who has not officially requested a trade, said he is "definitely frustrated" with his situation.
"Not formally...(But) I've expressed my feelings (to the team)," Wright told Cimini. The 25-year-old cornerback inked a fully guaranteed one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Jets in May, but has seen limited playing time as a depth option this season.
Wright made it clear he is open to a change of scenery. "I'm open to anything at this point," he said. "I just want to go where I can play, whether it's here or somewhere else. I just want to contribute. I know what I can do and I think I put that on display [last season]. So, yeah, it's definitely frustrating."
Key Analysis
Wright's comments highlight a disconnect between his expectations and his actual role in the Jets' defensive scheme. Despite signing a guaranteed contract, he has been relegated to a backup position, leading to public frustration. His willingness to be traded suggests that a change of scenery might be beneficial for both parties, as Wright seeks more playing time to showcase his abilities.
Originally reported by bleacherreport.