Caulley Still Looking For An NFL Shot

Full story: The Hartford Courant

Before Donald Brown there was Terry Caulley. The former UConn running back was leading the nation in rushing in 2003 before he was lost for the rest of the season and all of 2004 with a knee injury.

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Anonymous

Hamilton, Canada

Terry plays with his heart and is always at his best. An amazing guy both on and off the field. I hope he gets his big break with the NFL but the Ticats and CFL will lose some major talent!

FREDDYKOOL

Ormond Beach, FL

fk THATS WHAT I SAY TO. JUST GIVE THE GUY A REALLY FAIR CHANCE.

brian

Hamilton, Canada

I agree with anonymous, he has some talent there. It's hard to tell by the stats but Hamilton has been a bad team last few years. The problem i see is size and injuries and there is easily 5 or so backs in the CFL that are better. With an improved Ticat team this year we may see what he can really do.

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