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Jason Wright	#29 \| Running Back \| Cleveland Browns

Height: 5-10 Weight: 210 Born: Jul 12, 1982, Upland, CA

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December 20, 2006
Jason Wright will miss the final two games of the season, as the Browns have placed him on injured reserve, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Wright sprained the MCL in his left knee on Sunday.

December 18, 2006
Jason Wright had to leave yesterday's game due to a knee injury, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Wright said he will undergo an MRI today. "It was bad at first, but I think I'll be OK," he said.

December 17, 2006
Jason Wright was carted off the field on Sunday with a knee injury. Head coach Romeo Crennel said that it was a "pretty severe" injury.

November 26, 2006
Jason Wright actually started ahead of Reuben Droughns on Sunday but didn't get anything done. He carried five times for only 12 yards.

November 23, 2006
Coach Romeo Crennel indicated that Jason Wright could still get playing time even after Reuben Droughns returns, stating that he was intrigued to see what a combination of Droughns and Wright could do, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. "I think that if we can get everybody to the game, that would be intriguing to have that mix and see how defenses handle two different guys," Crennel said.

November 19, 2006
With Reuben Droughns out, Jason Wright was the primary ballcarrier for the Browns Sunday. He gained 74 yards on 18 carries but did lose a fumble.

September 24, 2006
Jason Wright got the start for the injured Reuben Droughns Sunday but struggled, rushing for just 31 yards on 15 carries.

September 10, 2006
Despite news this week that Jason Wright had beat out Jerome Harrison for the backup job behind Reuben Droughns, Wright is inactive today as a coach's decision.

September 8, 2006
Jason Wright has won the backup job behind Reuben Droughns, according to the AP. He beat out rookie Jerome Harrison for the No. 2 job.

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