Isaiah Wilson's short time in Miami has already come to an end, as the former Georgia Bulldog was waived on Saturday morning. The Dolphins officially traded for Wilson on March 17 after a disastrous first season with the Tennessee Titans. After being taken with the No. 29 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, Wilson
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Very curious and very sad.
Speaking of character and demeanor...
The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior. It's not a perfect correlation, and the reason the Dolphins took a low-risk chance. What a shame, when given said opportunity, for Wilson to blow it. Sounds like he needs serious/professional help, and I hope he gets it. Football might be the last thing he should be involved in at this point. Good luck, Isaiah. Go Dawgs!
Dang, very sad to see a fun guy loaded with talent just waste it all away. Hopefully he can get help before he blows his career away.
He has already won the lottery. Young and super rich. He just wants to party. His working days are over. His choice....
I doubt he is doing his thinking. More like the drugs or a mental illness. Sad.
What a total waste.
His choice. Everything you do in life is your choice. No on else to blame. No one else to point fingers at. Maybe he will wake up and realize it's his choice to stay in football or just be one of the biggest busts of all time. They say money is at the "Root Of All Evil". In his case I would say it has been proven so.
Sad. He'll realize his mistake when he's broke and it's too late. The NFL doesn't have the tolerance it used to. You have to push yourself hard, do things clean and get as much as you can while you can. It really sucks when someone gets injured, but not giving a crap is not an excuse.
Sad news, lets hope he can get some professional help!
Wilson unfortunately seems to be following in the footsteps of Dwayne Haskins. As Booger McFarland said, too many young black men fail to realize this is a business and worry about the wrong things. Wilson needs to realize there are probably 40 players working hard to take his job.
Hopefully someone will intervene and get him back on track. He doesn't seem capable of helping himself at this time. Can only hope that one day we'll be able to hear from him what happened and feel good about him recovering.
I can’t imagine how Wilson’s parents must feel. They sacrificed mightily to give him every opportunity to succeed.
I just hope that someday Wilson will be man enough to own his mistakes so he can overcome them rather than blaming “systemic racism” and other such societal labels that lead to nothing more than a life of self victimization.
