Dwight Freeny and the Colts

Dwight Freeny plays for the Colts and his number is fifty-four. Dwight Freeny is extremely quick off the line, which he can be seen in nearly every play. Dwight's has surprised his coaches by his plays on the field.

On February 19 of 1980, the great player of the Colts was born, his parent named him Dwight Freeny. Dwight has grown to be six foot one in height and weighs two hundred and sixty eight pounds. He attended college at Syracuse University, and plays as the defensive end for the Colts. He began his career at his high school in Bloomfield, Connecticut, where he won several awards from a number of publications. Dwight started as a starter for the Syracuse Orangeman in his college days. In college, Dwight was ranked as second in the school history. In 2002, Dwight was drafted to the NFL Colts. He has been with the Colts for the last six years, and he is the first to have four consecutive double-digit sack seasons.

Dwight was a four sport letterman, in baseball, basketball, football and soccer. Dwight was a runner up for the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year for nine forced fumbles, in which three happened in one game. Dwight led the NFL with sixteen sacks in his third season. Dwight had a Lisfranc fracture, which caused him to miss the rest of the season in 2007. Dwight was able to make his appearance in the fourth pre-season game of the next year.