Jeremy Wright brings a classic Toledo-era workhorse profile
In the 2004 season, Toledo’s Jeremy Wright was a reserve back who flashed low-volume efficiency, averaging 6.8 yards on 12 career carries and contributing heavily on special teams with 14 kickoff tackles. He was listed No. 6 on the preseason depth chart, which tells the story: not a featured runner, but a grinder with toughness, reliability, and value beyond the box score. If you want a depth piece who can help on coverage units and keep the offense steady in limited touches, Wright fits the mold.
