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Winner!1998 - Curtis Enis 5th overall
1999 - Cade McNown 12th overall
2001 - David Terrell 8th overall
2002 - Marc Colombo 29th overall
2003 - Michael Haynes 14th overall
Jury still out on Grossman 22nd overall in 2003
Winner!1998 - Curtis Enis 5th overall
1999 - Cade McNown 12th overall
2001 - David Terrell 8th overall
2002 - Marc Colombo 29th overall
2003 - Michael Haynes 14th overall
Jury still out on Grossman 22nd overall in 2003
I have to agree here. Very bad reach pick by the Steelers who were desperate for a wide receiver.I don't know. Taking WR Edwards in the 1st was pretty bad. And didn't we take some OL in the late 90s in the 1st that didn't do ANYTHING. That's just my recent memory.For the Steelers it would be LB Alonzo Jackson. He was a 2nd round pick in 2003 and the dude just couldn't make a play. He was supposed to be the guy to take over for Jason Gildon but never showed anything.
He was cut this year but was later picked up by the Giants, who were desperate for LB help because of injuries. From what I saw he actually starting playing OK late in the season so maybe he'll turn out to be a steal for the Giants.
But he was a bust for the Steelers...
But seriously, Quentin Jammer or Sammy Davis - take your pick.Jammer didn't live up to the expectations of the #4 pick and gets burned way too often. Seems to be finally "getting it" but still plays too physical and isn't good at tracking the ball or getting INT's.Sammy Davis has been way to inconsistent and prone to injury - has a good chance of being cut.Not much to complain about in the the Chargers' drafts since 2001 though and the team has done a good job at finding talent in the later rounds of the draft as well as FA's.Wait, there's more!Dorian Boose (1998 2nd round, #56, first Jets pick after trading all the way out of 1.01)Blair Thomas
Roger Vick
Obrien was ok but, that Marino guy might have been better.....
Aren't you mixing up the 97 and 98 drafts again?I think the 98 pick was given to NE for Parcells and it wasn't 1.1.In 97 the Jets had 1.1 and moved back and got Farrior.Wait, there's more!Dorian Boose (1998 2nd round, #56, first Jets pick after trading all the way out of 1.01)
I'm just going to say that I think Reggie Brown should be removed from this list.1984 - David Lewis TE 1.20
1986 - Chuck Long QB 1.12
1987 - Reggie Rogers DE 1.7
1990 - Andre Ware QB 1.7
1996 - Reggie Brown LB 1.17
1997 - Bryant Westbrook CB 1.5
1999 - Aaron Gibson OL 1.27
2001 - Jeff Backus OL 1.18
2003 - Charles Rogers WR 1.2
top 3 bolded....with Ware taking the cake easily.
I think that pick to the Pats ended up being Katzenmoyer.Aren't you mixing up the 97 and 98 drafts again?I think the 98 pick was given to NE for Parcells and it wasn't 1.1.Wait, there's more!
Dorian Boose (1998 2nd round, #56, first Jets pick after trading all the way out of 1.01)
In 97 the Jets had 1.1 and moved back and got Farrior.
i suppose it is unfair given his injury....but he wasn't exactly great before that either.I'm just going to say that I think Reggie Brown should be removed from this list.1984 - David Lewis TE 1.20
1986 - Chuck Long QB 1.12
1987 - Reggie Rogers DE 1.7
1990 - Andre Ware QB 1.7
1996 - Reggie Brown LB 1.17
1997 - Bryant Westbrook CB 1.5
1999 - Aaron Gibson OL 1.27
2001 - Jeff Backus OL 1.18
2003 - Charles Rogers WR 1.2
top 3 bolded....with Ware taking the cake easily.
Really? I thought Reggie Brown was excellent pre-injury. One of the better picks the Lions made.i suppose it is unfair given his injury....but he wasn't exactly great before that either.I'm just going to say that I think Reggie Brown should be removed from this list.1984 - David Lewis TE 1.20
1986 - Chuck Long QB 1.12
1987 - Reggie Rogers DE 1.7
1990 - Andre Ware QB 1.7
1996 - Reggie Brown LB 1.17
1997 - Bryant Westbrook CB 1.5
1999 - Aaron Gibson OL 1.27
2001 - Jeff Backus OL 1.18
2003 - Charles Rogers WR 1.2
top 3 bolded....with Ware taking the cake easily.
whoops - yeah parcells traded from 1.01 to 1.08 and picked Farrior in 1997. In 1998, Parcells had no 1st rounder b/c of the Curtis Martin trade, I believe. Iirc, that was the 18th overall pick, and the Patriots used it to draft the ill-fated Robert Edwards.Aren't you mixing up the 97 and 98 drafts again?I think the 98 pick was given to NE for Parcells and it wasn't 1.1.Wait, there's more!
Dorian Boose (1998 2nd round, #56, first Jets pick after trading all the way out of 1.01)
In 97 the Jets had 1.1 and moved back and got Farrior.
OH MY GOD! That is down right ridiculous! how many millions out the window year after year? Urlacher somehow slipped into the middle of this mess.Wasn't there a TE in there somewhere as well?Winner!1998 - Curtis Enis 5th overall
1999 - Cade McNown 12th overall
2001 - David Terrell 8th overall
2002 - Marc Colombo 29th overall
2003 - Michael Haynes 14th overall
Jury still out on Grossman 22nd overall in 2003
fixedThe guy you're forgetting about is Dimitrius The traffic cop Underwood.![]()
two words Ryan LeafChargers:
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But seriously, Quentin Jammer or Sammy Davis - take your pick.
Jammer didn't live up to the expectations of the #4 pick and gets burned way too often. Seems to be finally "getting it" but still plays too physical and isn't good at tracking the ball or getting INT's.
Sammy Davis has been way to inconsistent and prone to injury - has a good chance of being cut.
Not much to complain about in the the Chargers' drafts since 2001 though and the team has done a good job at finding talent in the later rounds of the draft as well as FA's.
Funny thing is if you compare Couch's stats with Carr's, you will find that Couch leads Carr in every passing category. Carr does lead Couch in rushing. Both have started 59 games in their respective careers.Yuck! :XTie between Tim Couch and Courtney Brown. Both taken 1.01, neither of them did anything with the Browns.
For the Steelers it would be LB Alonzo Jackson. He was a 2nd round pick in 2003 and the dude just couldn't make a play. He was supposed to be the guy to take over for Jason Gildon but never showed anything.
He was cut this year but was later picked up by the Giants, who were desperate for LB help because of injuries. From what I saw he actually starting playing OK late in the season so maybe he'll turn out to be a steal for the Giants.
But he was a bust for the Steelers...
This was my first thought when I opened this thread.Come on, I see Lamar "Burger" King scoring virtually every week on the in game highlights.Questionable uniform though.....Seahawks
1999 Lamar King
1991 Dan McGwire
1985 Owen Gill
1997 - John Allred TE 38th overall (1st pick), 1st rounder traded for Rick Mirer1996 - Walt Harris 13th overallOH MY GOD! That is down right ridiculous! how many millions out the window year after year? Urlacher somehow slipped into the middle of this mess.Wasn't there a TE in there somewhere as well?Winner!1998 - Curtis Enis 5th overall
1999 - Cade McNown 12th overall
2001 - David Terrell 8th overall
2002 - Marc Colombo 29th overall
2003 - Michael Haynes 14th overall
Jury still out on Grossman 22nd overall in 2003
Fixed it some morefixedThe guy you're forgetting about is Dimitrius The traffic cop Driftwood.![]()
tie-breaker has to go to tim couch, who has been out of the nfl for over a year.Tie between Tim Couch and Courtney Brown. Both taken 1.01, neither of them did anything with the Browns.
Gotta add Jason Peters and Rashard Andersen to that list.Oh, and Sean Giblet for 2 firsts which one turned into Chris Samuels and the other I think was Arrington for the skins.Panthers:
1996: Biakabutuka...ahead of Eddie George, but probably not as bad as
1997: Rae Carruth
No, Todd Blackledge by far ... 1.07 QB and never threw more than 10 touchdowns in a season ...Although my personal fav is 1987 Paul "Boo Boo" Palmer who reportedly fumbled on purpose later in his career with the Boys to protest his lack of playing time ...Local: The list is long, but have to go with Ryan Sims 1.06![]()
Fave: Charles Rogers @ 1.02. Or Harrington @ 1.03.
No wonder the Lions suck. No late round steals, high pick busts.
You are both dead wrong.... Why, because Andre's bad rap came vs Hall of Famers in Harrison and Holt. He got beat by both badly, well so did every corner in the NFL. That is why both guys are consistently in the top five receivers in the league every year. Andre also shut down a pro bowler this year in the game he was injured in vs Arizona... Larry Fitzgerald.... Don't believe me, check NFL.COM week 7. When he got injured Hill was announced as the starter. Andre returned as a nickel and locked it down... As a matter of fact vs Miami he completely shut the slot receiver out of the game in the second half... There were no passes to the middle of the field unless to a tight end with a LB on them and then he made the tackles on the TE twice. In the same game Jones and Reynaldo Hill were torched on the outside by the Dolphins back up QB Feely. No one gives credit when good things happen but focus on bad when a team is losing. Yes the Titans lost to Arizona, but until Andre got hurt in the 3rd qtr, Fitz had netted 7 yards receiving on two catches and Andre had 3 PDs by then and 5 tackles (3 on the RB - other two on Fitz). He was having a monster game. Each time you are hurt, it takes a moment to get back to 100%. Even Champ Bailey had a stale spot midseason with same exact injury Andre had and it slowed him to getting burned vs KC. By seasons end Champ was Champ again. Andre was Andre again, shutting Miami's slot receiver out. In the coming camp, Andre is finally healthy for the first time since being drafted (first time in camp 100 % healthy) - He will challenge Hill for that spot back. Andre has heart that won't quit and he will earn respect from this league.... bet on itWoolfolk, I can agree with. Seems to me you're selling Jones short - unless you just mean his attitude. Kevin Dyson? (over you-know-who)Adam Jones....Andre Woofolk...
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1997 - John Allred TE 38th overall (1st pick), 1st rounder traded for Rick Mirer1996 - Walt Harris 13th overallOH MY GOD! That is down right ridiculous! how many millions out the window year after year? Urlacher somehow slipped into the middle of this mess.Wasn't there a TE in there somewhere as well?Winner!1998 - Curtis Enis 5th overall
1999 - Cade McNown 12th overall
2001 - David Terrell 8th overall
2002 - Marc Colombo 29th overall
2003 - Michael Haynes 14th overall
Jury still out on Grossman 22nd overall in 2003
1995 - Rashaan Salaam 21st overall
1994 - John Thierry 11th overall
holy shat! that is completely freaking embarassing for the Bears. i knew it was bad, but i didn't realize it had been THAT bad.Actually, Sander was a third round pick...although we traded UP to get him, which is just as nutty. Earlier in the round we traded up to get Donnell Washington, and before that we...ah screw it...I'll just nominate the entire 2004 Packers draft as monument to Sherman's unique draft ken.Packers:
1st Round: Tony Mandarich (over Barry Sanders)
1st round: Jamaal Reynolds
2nd round: With it's second round pick the Packers select Punter B.J. Sanders

see Troy EdwardsFor the Steelers it would be LB Alonzo Jackson. He was a 2nd round pick in 2003 and the dude just couldn't make a play. He was supposed to be the guy to take over for Jason Gildon but never showed anything.
He was cut this year but was later picked up by the Giants, who were desperate for LB help because of injuries. From what I saw he actually starting playing OK late in the season so maybe he'll turn out to be a steal for the Giants.
But he was a bust for the Steelers...This was my first thought when I opened this thread.
From what I remember hearing at the time, this was a pick that Cowher fought for. I don't remember the details though so that could be incorrect. Either way, it's one of the worst picks they've made in a long time.
Don't forget Andre Ware!Local: The list is long, but have to go with Ryan Sims 1.06![]()
Fave: Charles Rogers @ 1.02. Or Harrington @ 1.03.
No wonder the Lions suck. No late round steals, high pick busts.
TN homer here. If you watch the Titans every week, you see Jones get burnt every week!Woolfolk, I can agree with. Seems to me you're selling Jones short - unless you just mean his attitude. Kevin Dyson? (over you-know-who)Adam Jones....Andre Woofolk...
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Dont forget Yatil "ouch my knee hurts" Green!Dolphin #1 draft picks . . .
2001 - Jamar Fletcher
1998 - John Avery
1988 - Eric Kumeron
1984 - Jackie Shipp
I agree with them all...don't forget the Chiefs also drafted Gale Sayers in the first round of the '65 AFL draft, but he signed with the Bears instead.Now that's a WHAT IF...KC:
2004: Trade DOWN, to get Junior Siavii, when the spot you gave up grabbed Kevin Jones.
2002: Ryan Sims (1.06), Eddie Freeman in Rds 1-2 was brutal
2000: Sly Morris-granted injuries got him, but I hated the pick @ the time.
1995: Trezelle Jenkins in 1st round
1994: Greg Hill RB, when Marcus played through 1997
Blast from the past
1985: Ethan Horton in 1st round
1983: Blackledge over Marino and Kelly in Rd. 1
Local: The list is long, but have to go with Ryan Sims 1.06![]()
Fave: Charles Rogers @ 1.02. Or Harrington @ 1.03.
No wonder the Lions suck. No late round steals, high pick busts.

Mamula immediately came to mind. I'll give them a pass on FredEx though cuz he was considered 1st round talent in that draft.Ahead of Freddie would be 1997 DE Jon Harris. Generally considered a 2nd day pick that Rhode's took in the first round. Kotite's first pick was no prize either; OT Antone Davis. Buddy Ryan said in an interview once that he was prepping for the draft, breaking down game film on O-lineman when Braman called him in to fire him. The player he was looking at was Davis. Ryan said he could tell the kid wouldn't be an NFL lineman.Philadelphia:
1995 - Mike Mamula (1.07). :X Supposed to be a freak, turned out to be a fizzle.
Oh and some guy named Derrick Brooks went to Tampa at 1.28....
2001 - Freddie "Fred Ex" Mitchell (1.25).
Picked ahead of Chad Johnson (2.05), Reggie Wayne (1.31) and Chris Chambers (2.21).
Tshimanga Biatabutukawas was a good player. He wouldnt've been a bust without injuries.Panthers:
1996: Biakabutuka...ahead of Eddie George, but probably not as bad as
1997: Rae Carruth
I'll add Ahmad Carrol over Chris Gamble. Also, taking Jamal Reynolds at the 10 spot.Tony Mandarich
Terrell Buckley
Both were absolutely brutal. Barry Sanders, Deion Sanders, and Derrick Thomas all went after Mandarich and Troy Vincent went after Buckley.
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Also selecting Robert Fergusen ahead of Chris Chambers was pretty horrible. That is twice that the Packers have passed on a great player from the University of Wisconsin to take a mediocre player at the same position. Remember this when people say the Texans will take Vince Young because he is from Houston.