Thank you,
@al66pine, for this additional information. I appreciate it. In pro football, 6 teams in six years is indeed, as you said, "lackluster." IIRC, he was drafted in the 7th round. There are some exceptions, but generally those guys don't tend to have illustrious careers. However, they can make a very good living in that utility player role, if they're willing to go where the work is and they maintain their talent level. Some guys play 20 years in the League by going where the work is and taking what they'll pay them.
I looked up his position and salary. He was a corner back and made an estimated
$3,643,322 in 6 years. Corner backs, for those who don't follow football, defend against receivers deep in the field, well away from the line of scrimmage. They are some of the least likely players to suffer a concussion or repeated head trauma; although, reports noted that he had 2 within a 3 game period. 2 was the extent of the concussions noted. So, unlike the guys on the line who frequently sustain some degree of collision to the upper body and head, corners aren't nearly so susceptible to that.
