Should also mention he isn't an All-Pro anyway. He's been to a total of one pro bowl and misses a fair share of pressure kicks.
What Are The Worst Draft Picks in NFL History?
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Should also mention he isn't an All-Pro anyway. He's been to a total of one pro bowl and misses a fair share of pressure kicks.
darko
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Bad picks aside some of the those fan reactions are both funny and cringe worthy. They all acting like bunch of experts. Reading a mock draft a day or 2 before the draft doesn't make you an expert. Some of those fans are probably the same Knicks fans who booed Porzingis and now they worship him.
Blackhawkswincup
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When did Kwame Brown become respectable? From what I recall after the debacle in Washington he bounced around from team to team as a bench player and then was gone
Wow there are so many to name.....
The problem is, some guys have been EXTREMELY hard busts but weren't as hyped up. Guys like Mandarich - I mean at least they played for the team, but the media circus around them was incredible so they stick out more.
There's a ton of dudes though that never even played a single game for their teams. But most of them are names no one recognizes at all anymore.
The problem is, some guys have been EXTREMELY hard busts but weren't as hyped up. Guys like Mandarich - I mean at least they played for the team, but the media circus around them was incredible so they stick out more.
There's a ton of dudes though that never even played a single game for their teams. But most of them are names no one recognizes at all anymore.
Voight
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He ended up mentoring Bynum in LA and stared for them and a few other teams. Ended up averaging 6.6 PPG and 5.5 RPG, not #1 pic numbers but still good enough to maintain a bench spot.
Tecumseh
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How many pressure kicks has Janikowski even attempted? Al Davis probably was thinking taking Ray Guy in the first worked out so why wouldn't this. Old Al Davis in a nutshell is him trying to rehash all the great picks that he made in the '70s but not having Ron Wolf there to tell him these are all terrible picks. Of course he was senile too.
Ted Gregory, NT, Denver Broncos 1/26 1988. Fresh off two Super Bowl blow outs, Dan Reeves expresses a desire to beef up the team and drafts Ted Gregory sight unseen. "I'm bigger than he is!" after meeting him 6'1" turned out to be 5'9". Gregory was also covering up a bad knee. Gregory gets traded to the Saints in his first camp plays three games and manages one sack... on John Elway.
Compounding The problem Reeves takes OT Gerrald Perry in the 2nd round. Mediocre player and frequently subject of sexual assault investigations during his tenure here.
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Kwame Brown is a big man in a league that has been devoid of big men. He didn't bounce around because teams were trying to unlock his potential, it was because they needed a big man.
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Actually, there was a rumor that Janikowski was going to be taken in the high 2nd round. St. Louis was looking at him at the 31st pick. It's a strange pick, but remember this was before the draft picks had a cap on salary.
Though I didn't know about Gruden leaving due to the pick? Where is that story?
