@@ryanfransham6893 that isn't the case he should defiantly go in a few years as a tribute to him, also sterling Sharpe career was cut short and was inducted in 2014
Kurt Warner had 4 good years, won a SB on a fluke play to Isaac Bruce, played average in the postseason and 3 SB appearances. He's the most overrated HOF member ever. Voters are enamored with stats, so if that's the case, where's Esiason, Kreig, or Bledsoe? What about Jim Plunkett?
@@montimcnulty4422Eh i dont mind Warner being in, he went from stockboy to SB champ in like 3 yrs....great inspirational story that should be promoted....there are way more overated players in the Hall than him
Alex Smith is also the father to the modern day RPO's. Doug Pedereson and Matt Naggy actually stated that they based their offense around Alex Smith in Utah(Urban Meyer) and that he helped them develop their playbooks for their new teams. Smith could probably be a great coach in the future of GM. He also got to play under some of the most influential coaches in Football history. College- Urban Meyer 2005- Mike Mcarthy (Packers) and Mike Nolan 2006-Norv Turner ( Cowboys 90s OC coordinator) 2007- Bum 2008-Mike Martz(Rams 99 HC) 2009- IR 2010- His renaissance actually starts when he returns from injury in 2010. 2011-Greg Roman 2013- Andy Reid (HC) Doug Pederson (OC) 2016-Matt Naggy(OC) 2018- Jay Gruden (HC) That is am amazing portfolio of learned playbooks(languages)
@@robroux6074 His QB coach at Utah was Dan Mullen who is a QB whisperer at the college level. Alex Smith, Tim Tebow, Cam Newton and Dak Prescott are all QB's that Dan coached at some point.
@@breiter4697 Delhomme was good for a few years. Then he had Tommy John Surgery on his throwing elbow, and got his soul taken from him in that playoff game vs. Arizona.
As a Bucs fan, I resemble that remark. Honestly, what is it with their draft choices? Year after year the Bucs get great talented players who are supposed to turn things around, and they do eventually, but do so for another team. The big hiccup I've noticed is the inability to staff a decent front offense line. Do that and even mediocre QBs can look great. Current QB Winston has potential but he needs better protection.
Fair points; however, 11 TDS and 15 picks in his third season in San Diego. Chargers drafted Rivers in round 1 because Brees appeared to be a dud. Wasn’t until 4th season that glimmers of hope surfaced. Injury and 4000 yard seasons didn’t arrive till year 5+.
This channel has become a joke. None of the stupid shit they do surprises me anymore and it speaks volumes about my life that I have nothing better to do than watch these hacks.
Moon wasn’t a bust. He was un-drafted; no expectations to bust. Should be on the list: Tommy Maddox and Drew Brees. Soon to be on that list: Ryan Tannehill and Teddy Bridgewater.
There really was nothing to indicate Teddy was a bust. He played pretty well In Minnesota before his truly terrible injury. He got screwed by the new staff....he AND Case getting tossed for Kirk Cousins....
Brees was a near 1st round and a pro bowler in 2004 and they wanted to move on from brees for Phil Rivers I wouldn't put him this list but I see where your coming..
@deon harris Maybe it should be called good quarterbacks who finally got some talent around them. Hard to be a good quarterback if you are running for your life all the time.
Troy Aikman struggled for 3 years up until 1991, then became great so he he had more than just 1 bad season, at 1 point it wasn't known if Troy Aikman would even be the starter in Dallas so he is truly a QB that looked like a bust that turned it around.
I lived in the Bay Area and Northern California during the Joe Montana-Steve Young era. My assessment of him when he arrived in San Francisco was that he was mentally disorganized but had Hall of Fame potential. I even called a sports show and explained that he was better off sitting behind Montana than going somewhere else where he would end his career with a great highlight reel and a lot of injuries. The host gave me the rush before I could get to the eventual Hall of Fame part. Show hosts are like that and it is hard to get a word in unless they let you do it. They talk very fast and have to keep the show moving. I lived in San Jose in the 1970's and 1980's and hung out at the same same pub the 49er players went to when they trained at San Jose City College. I knew a lot about Plunkett and saw him in the pub a number of times. Today he is back in the BayArea and has a lot of physical problems as a result of playing football, though fortunately apparently not CTE issues. These guys make a lot of money, but they pay a high price for the glory we get to groove on.
Wayne/Harrison-Peyton Manning AB-Big Ben 😑 Rice-Young/Montana Carter-Cunningham(Multiple franchises) Moss-Brady Can't think of any more but these are pretty good ones, please @me and say more, so i can feel stupid. Thanks
Vince Young. That guy was not voted in as one of the top 3 starters, and only made it after multiple QBs declined to go. The 2006 pro bowl selected in order: Peyton Manning Tom Brady Carson Palmer Jake Plummer Alternates Trent Green Steve McNair Phillip Rivers also had to decline for Vince Young to get the nod. Despite all that... the media hyped him as a pro bowl player, when in reality they had to dig deep to find someone to go.
@2:37 "The Browns moved to Baltimore." Thank you. The current Browns are NOT the same team; they came into existence in 1999 as an expansion team. The NFL is trying to change history... which can not be changed.
That’s not true, the Falcons drafted Favre 33rd overall as just the 3rd QB taken in the 1991 draft so they absolutely had plans of him being the teams future franchise QB. But him and Atlanta coach Jerry Glanville didn’t get along so he was sent packing after one season. They probably didn’t expect him to do as well as he did, but they certainly never thought he lacked talent .
Favre was a f*ck up during his time in Atlanta. The Falcons saw his talent and that's why they drafted him. But, and this isn't much of an exaggeration, Favre was either drunk or hung over half the time. The Falcons did him a favor by trading him to Green Bay.
James Allen plus correct me if I am wrong because I was only 6 or 7 at the time but didn’t Farve throw 0 completions in Atlanta? And I seem to remember he had the same hip problems as Bo Jackson and people thought he would be out of the league soon anyway.
kalel33 I mean Tarkington was on their as a 3rd rounder and I’d say bust definitely goes to the second rounders as well you’re still drafting for mostly day 1 starters there
Rich Gannon sucked in KC? You better check yourself on that. His performance in KC is why the Raiders wanted him. Marty Shot.. dropped the ball on Rich when he took Gannon out and let Grbac play after recovery from an injury. I am convinced KC was Super Bowl bound that year with Gannon as the QB.
When Jake Plummer was traded to the Denver Broncos it gave him new life and it was some of the best years of his career making the playoffs almost every year from 2002 to 2005
Alex Smith main problem was that for the first several years he rarely had the same offensive coordinator as the year before and then he went through a stretch where he was plagued with injury
Honestly when i see highlights of those old steelers games i cant help but wonder how Bradshaw got into the hall of fame. I see him either get injured or throwing incompletions while those steelers defenses were vicious.
Drafted in 72 I think and promptly stunk...good thing they had Pittsburgh born refs at all their games ..the immaculate reception was an illegal play but stands.... like a pile of poop
@@rytvdinners5064 Fuck off Go cry a river with John Madden. Terry was MVP in 1978 and played big in big games. $ Super Bowl rings and 2 SB MVPs. The defense didnt score points either as great as it was.
Kyle Schafer it was a different passing era in the nfl back then . Until 1978 you could bump a WR all the way downfield. Also you could kill QBs with hits. So stats look different than now but compared to his contemporaries he was great
@@MTRZ97 Na, remember the Chargers drafted Rivers after 2 years of Brees, but that year he started to tear it up, but near the end of the season he had that nasty shoulder injury.
@shaolin1200 I remember that Drew Brees was known for his rebellious attitude in SanDiego. That's why his turnaround in New Orleans is so unbelievable especially from the stats standpoint. His attitude completely changed. that's why he's phenom not a bust.
Really good list and great video jason, I like your personality and presentation style as well.. Honorable mention would be Eli Manning, after his first four regular seasons ( right before going on that first Super Bowl run) I think alot of fans would agree he was headed in bust direction.. after his 4th year things seemed to stabilize a bit and now with his stats accumulation, impressive durability and longevity combined with two SB mvp awards he's headed for canton someday.
Kurt Warner he couldn't make the roster of the Green Bay Packers, barely made the Rams roster, won the Super Bowl and they cut him for Marc Bulger. Went to NYG and was benched for Eli and went to Arizona as a backup and took over . Now in the HOF.
Jim Plunkett is 8-2 all time in the playoffs. He also holds the record for most times being sacked when he was with the Patriots. They cared very little about QB protection. When they actually played football and were allowed to hit QB's. Look at some of the sacks absolutely brutal.
the list is for top draft picks/prospects with huge hype brady wasnt a high pick so i dont think he qualified him , plus brady won a superbowl his first year starting(2nd nfl season)
01:31 - Chris Chandler was drafted in the 3rd round in *1998* 01:49 - Chris Chandler was traded to the Falcons after the *1996* season... So he'd already been on several teams & was traded to the Falcons 2 years before he was even drafted?
jimbo 2346 being a lifelong Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans fan, Here is something to consider; McNair may have reached his full potential with Steve Fisher as the coach but Steve Fisher did him no favors believe me. What about the slap in the face when they wouldn’t allow McNair into the training facility any longer? Why didn’t they let Steve McNair mentor Vince young? The same way Green Bay allowed Aaron Rodgers to sit behind Brett Favre for FOUR years! Steve Fisher did not help his legacy or the legacy of the Titans organization.
Jeff fisher the king of 8-8 season my only question is why did it take so long for his ass to get exposed for his b.s..? He still won tho he made millions upon millions. but at least his ass is out of the nfl tho
jimbo 2346. I Beg to differ sir. He did ruin him. He was injured alot of the time. And, he still kept playing him. Mcnair was a H.O.F. caliber type player. But, he never fully recovered from his injurys. In turn the latter stages of his career were mediocre.
Warren Moon was always a stud QB.... Only thing was he was a Black QB when they didn't allow black QB's in the NFL. If it wasn't for that he would've NEVER had to come to Canada.... Warren Moon is one of the greatest QB's ever
Steve Young, Alex Smith, and Warren Moon. Three of my favorite players are on this list! Love it! Keep up the great work. I can only imagine just how far the 49ers would have gone if they would have kept Alex and Jim instead of trading Alex to the chiefs and letting go of Jim back to coaching college football.
They had hoped for him but he was looking like a bust. It wasn’t until they had Rivers when s light flipped on in Brees and he lit up the league in 2004. San Diego had a tough choice to make after that season... Brees or Rivers.
Jim Plunkett should've been in the HOF a long time ago. Still don't know why Coach Tom Flores still haven't been inducted. I swear they make the raiders seem like villains.
He was a serviceable QB with the Raiders, but was never HOF caliber. Those Superbowl teams won with great defense and a tremendous running game. He had a career .500 winning percentage (72-72), threw more picks than TD's (198 vs 164), and only completed 52.5% of his passes. He was never voted to a Pro-Bowl and was never selected All-Pro (1st or 2nd team). He doesn't deserve to be in the HOF.
Carter Moore because he litterally is already considered a top QB just around a year into his career. That’s not a bust. That’s someone who started slow
He was drafted highly, hated on by Fisher, not the public or experts, and with Fisher gone, has produced. Also, two seasons is heardly a bust to star story.
Steve young is the perfect example to show a franchise that you gotta put talent around a QB. Sucked for the Bucs and lit it the fuck up when he had Jerry rice as a receiver.
Honorable mention is Steve Beuerlein. When he was with Carolina he was a fantasy football monster. It wasn't until late in his career where he become a good qb.
For Gannon you completely cut out the middle part where he took KC to the playoffs after replacing Elvis Gerbach (spelling), yet Elvis was kept and Rich was traded. Any Chiefs fan knew Rich was the real deal and what a steal the Raiders had gotten.
Terry Bradshaw threw 6 TD’s and 24 INT’s in his 1970 rookie year and was constantly benched until 1974. He had a rough 4 years and the won four rings. Now that’s a turnaround
Jay Schroeder threw for more than 4,000 yards his first season as a starter and lead the Redskins to a championship game which they lost to the Giants. He was benched the next season in favor of Doug Williams for the playoffs and the Super Bowl where Williams threw for a record four TD in one quarter to win against Denver. Schroeder was traded to the Raiders the following season where he washed out.
@@holiday42020 His throws also weren't usually pretty spirals, usually wounded ducks just tossed in the general vicinity of great receivers who always could catch them.
Wow! What about Drew Brees? Could used a redshirt year in his rookie season. Awful in his 2nd and 3rd year. He was a turnover machine. People forgot that chargers drafted Eli Manning because they wanted him to replace Brees after his dud of a 3rd year. The chargers lucked out at getting Phillip Rivers out of the Eli trade when he and his families don’t want to be in SD. Brees was considered a terrible QB if anyone remember that season when the chargers got the number one pick.
I've never heard of a quarterback drafted in the 2nd round even discussed as a bust. That's only for 1rst rounders. Also, his first year he didn't even start.
@@kalel33 2nd rounders are high draft picks that are expected to make the team and start. Brees was drafted 33rd overall in that draft and fell in that draft only because of his height. It was mentioned in that he didn't start in his rookie season. Shoot... the video showed Chris Chandler, a bust in the 4th round. Based on that guy's logic... a disappointment in early stages that flourishes in later years. That fits Drew Brees, who was an absolute mess in his early years that now more than flourished.
@@kalel33 Christian Hackenberg, Geno Smith, Jimmy Clausen, Deshone Kiser, Brock Oswiller, Quincy Carter, .... I can go on. I'm sure you're familiarized with all those guys. Plus this guy in the video is not talking about a draft bust perse. He's just trying to do a video about guys who started off very badly and turned around their career. The author of this video uses the word "bust" to describe that on his video in a bad way to hype his backings. There are plenty of people out there that uses that word when a player didn't fulfill an expectation. And yes, even a guy get drafted or making it on a team can give teams expectations and done badly. Hence, the word "bust" get thrown around. 2nd round is a starter quality picks and all those guys I have mentioned comes with high expectations to lead the teams that drafted them.
@@ultrustic 2nd round quarterback draft picks are "work in progress" quarterbacks. Most 2nd round quarterbacks don't ever start a game for the team that drafted them. They want 2nd round quarterbacks to be "capable backups on the cheap" or they're rolling the dice that they could develop them into a quality starter. They do not have the same expectations that 1rst round quarterbacks have, which is why you cannot name Christian Hackenberg, Geno Smith, Jimmy Clausen, Deshone Kiser, Brock Oswiller, Quincy Carter busts.
Glad that they included Jim Plunkett. Always liked him as a player and as a person. Like a lot quarterbacks, he was a good passer as long as as he got good protection. The Raiders gave him the protection which New England could not. I suspect that most QBs on this list had the same problem.
Your Gannon story misses the part where he took over for Grbac in Kansas City and played well enough to gain Oakland's interest. Gannon won people over with his opportunity in KC.
Worst decision ever by the Steelers. The second worst decision by the Steelers was NOT drafting Jim Brown 2 year later in 1957. Could you imagine a backfield where Unitas is under center and Jim Brown toting the rock? Those 2 decisions epitomizes the Steelers as a franchise before Chuck Noll came to town and it doomed the team to 20 more years of losing. The player the Steelers took instead of Jim Brown in 57' was Len Dawson. Sadly he wasted away on the Steelers and Browns benches before thriving in the AFL with the KC Chiefs.
@@robertlaurence5145 - Passing up on Dan Marino is #3 worst decision by the Steelers. They could have drafted Marino to succeed Terry Bradshaw. Instead, they drafted DE Gabe Rivera who only lasted 6 games before paralyzing himself in a drunk driving car accident.
Troy Aikman went 0-11 his first season and got injured, the next season he won 7 games and was injured as well. His first 2 seasons saw him throw 36 interceptions in only 18 games...then he went on to win 3 Super Bowls, get to 6 Pro Bowls and 3 All-Pro teams...and The Hall of Fame.
“Warren Moon decided to make the jump to the NFL” LMAOOOO more like Moon was not seen as an NFL QB bc he was black and had to play so good in Canada so a team would sign him
Len Dawson for the Chiefs. He was a first round pick by Pittsburgh. Considered a bust, he was sent to Cleveland and wound up leaving the NFL after 6 seasons with 204 yards passing and 2 TDs. He played in 2 Super Bowls, winning SB IV as its MVP. He led the league in passing percentage 8 times.
Brady didn't have high expectation. Young is the ultimate #1 because he was labeled a bust in his 1st year. It would have like if Manzel came back with the Patriots and all of a sudden had 90 speed with 95 THRP and 91 Accuracy with 90 Awareness just by sitting behind Brady for 3 years.
10 magical nfl seasons. Ya'know, those electric, one year magic campaigns where it seems there's something outside of football at play. 08 Dolphins, 11 Broncos, 99 Bills, 08 Cardinals. Etc.
LongIslandP8ntball you got that right! Third string Michigan coulda been to starter for the Patriots. No clue why this guy thought he was an instant success...
Tom Brady can thank Drew Bledsoe...the series before he got hurt, the dumbass threw an interception into triple coverage! Behlichek was going to give him the hook regardless. Mo just sped up the inevitable!
He was a bust for 9 years, and then won 2 super bowls and was one of the best in his years as a Raider? Sucks that he ain't in canton. Deserves to be a top 3 player on this list
He was a serviceable QB with the Raiders, but was never HOF caliber. Those Superbowl teams won with great defense and a tremendous running game. He had a career .500 winning percentage (72-72), threw more picks than TD's (198 vs 164), and only completed 52.5% of his passes. He was never voted to a Pro-Bowl and was never selected All-Pro (1st or 2nd team). Daryle Lamonica and Ken Stabler had much better careers with the Raiders, and were more consistent winners than Plunkett ever was.
Steve McNair should be in the Hall of Fame for being successful while having Jeff Fisher as his coach.
Jeff never wanted to air it out because he loved his ground and pound philosophy.
Steve McNair would have if he had a longer career
Ryan Fransham 🥺
McNair next quarterback in oilers-titans franchise history.
@@ryanfransham6893 that isn't the case he should defiantly go in a few years as a tribute to him, also sterling Sharpe career was cut short and was inducted in 2014
Kurt warner was bagging groceries. And then won a super bowl
Undrafted, replaced a starting QB- that's different from "looks like a bust".
And now a HOFer
yeah, but he was bad from 02 - 06 then came alive when Lienart crapped out in Arizona and finished with 3 amazing years.
Kurt Warner had 4 good years, won a SB on a fluke play to Isaac Bruce, played average in the postseason and 3 SB appearances. He's the most overrated HOF member ever. Voters are enamored with stats, so if that's the case, where's Esiason, Kreig, or Bledsoe? What about Jim Plunkett?
@@montimcnulty4422Eh i dont mind Warner being in, he went from stockboy to SB champ in like 3 yrs....great inspirational story that should be promoted....there are way more overated players in the Hall than him
Brett Favre basically drank his way out of Atlanta.....and in to our hearts
Brett Favre should of been #1
Favre is on this list if it's longer. Perhaps not much longer though.
Yeah , Brett should have probably been number one on the list.. a super bowl championship and 11 pro bowls doesn't hurt.
Alex Smith had a new offensive coordinator every single year until Harbaugh
Alex Smith is also the father to the modern day RPO's. Doug Pedereson and Matt Naggy actually stated that they based their offense around Alex Smith in Utah(Urban Meyer) and that he helped them develop their playbooks for their new teams.
Smith could probably be a great coach in the future of GM.
He also got to play under some of the most influential coaches in Football history.
College- Urban Meyer
2005- Mike Mcarthy (Packers) and Mike Nolan
2006-Norv Turner ( Cowboys 90s OC coordinator)
2007- Bum
2008-Mike Martz(Rams 99 HC)
2009- IR
2010- His renaissance actually starts when he returns from injury in 2010.
2011-Greg Roman
2013- Andy Reid (HC) Doug Pederson (OC)
2016-Matt Naggy(OC)
2018- Jay Gruden (HC)
That is am amazing portfolio of learned playbooks(languages)
"Every SINGLE year"? Why do so many morons use this phrase? Is there an "every QUADRUPLE year"? God, what a hump!
@@robroux6074 His QB coach at Utah was Dan Mullen who is a QB whisperer at the college level. Alex Smith, Tim Tebow, Cam Newton and Dak Prescott are all QB's that Dan coached at some point.
As opposed to every other year or every 3 years. In this case it signifies a change each season.
Jake plumber was actually my favorite underrated QB of all time. He and jake delhomme
Delhome was good for wom year but then just became average. He was ok
@@breiter4697 Delhomme was good for a few years. Then he had Tommy John Surgery on his throwing elbow, and got his soul taken from him in that playoff game vs. Arizona.
@John Harris Plummer for me is the GOAT, my favorite player ever. Delhomme is a miracle man of Charlotte.
Jake delhomme is the most underrated player in recent history
delhomey!!! lol
I can think of a future example....
Nathan Peterman
SM Presents lmao if it actually happens it'll be hilarious.
Winston
He still gonna have another start b4 kap
SM Presents I was thinking the same thing
😂
RIP Steve McNair
His side piece was kinda hot though....turns out shes nuts too
Didn't deserve his fate.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 R.I.P
Vincent Harris fr smh
Johnny Unitas, all time great, cut by Steelers , picked up by Baltimore Colts.
The main thing I took from this is Tampa Bay sucks at fostering QBs.
As a Bucs fan, I resemble that remark. Honestly, what is it with their draft choices? Year after year the Bucs get great talented players who are supposed to turn things around, and they do eventually, but do so for another team. The big hiccup I've noticed is the inability to staff a decent front offense line. Do that and even mediocre QBs can look great. Current QB Winston has potential but he needs better protection.
Unless you are The Lions QB, then, get on the 1st plane to Tampa!!!
The bears are just as bad if not worse
No argument they've been bad with QBs. But have they had any QBs leave them and go on to be successful?
Flume Steve Young, Doug Williams
Add Drew Brees. First couple years in San Diego not kind.
Retro Elite eh you’re not entirely wrong but he was a pro bowler and was traded because they didn’t know how he’d recover from an injury
If Miami could redo the decision between Brees and Culpepper...
He threw for multiple 4000 yard seasons....
Fair points; however, 11 TDS and 15 picks in his third season in San Diego. Chargers drafted Rivers in round 1 because Brees appeared to be a dud. Wasn’t until 4th season that glimmers of hope surfaced. Injury and 4000 yard seasons didn’t arrive till year 5+.
I remember the game brees got hurt, was against the broncos. @@retroelite6699
No you probably won’t see it but top 10 players who had a sophomore slump
Dak Prescott
Dak
Yeah Gurley is a good one ...
Zen Liggons davante adams
RG3
You can’t put someone in the bust category if they went undrafted.
Ty Law #Layingdownthelaw #24 #sbchamp right to be a bust they first had to have high expectations going into the league
This channel has become a joke. None of the stupid shit they do surprises me anymore and it speaks volumes about my life that I have nothing better to do than watch these hacks.
Right. And Can a 3rd+ round QB even be considered a bust, they typically don't play much in their careers
TPS hasn't known what the hell they talk about for a while now
exactly!
Funny how Chandler was drafted in '98 but got traded in '96
Drafted in '88 you mean
Floyd Phillips. Chris Chandler was not bad in Houston. But, they had just drafted Steve Mcnair. He was expandable.
The video said he was drafted in 1998. Pretty sure they meant to say 1988
Moon wasn’t a bust. He was un-drafted; no expectations to bust.
Should be on the list: Tommy Maddox and Drew Brees.
Soon to be on that list: Ryan Tannehill and Teddy Bridgewater.
There really was nothing to indicate Teddy was a bust. He played pretty well In Minnesota before his truly terrible injury. He got screwed by the new staff....he AND Case getting tossed for Kirk Cousins....
Brees was a near 1st round and a pro bowler in 2004 and they wanted to move on from brees for Phil Rivers I wouldn't put him this list but I see where your coming..
Chandler was drafted in 98, then traded in 96?...time is bizarre, huh?...
S. Andrew Paulson 98th overall
@@ridskeryt4658 that's Gannon
Troy Aikman? 1-15 rookie season and then multiple Super Bowls.
Terry Bradshaw had a 4 horrible seasons then won 4 super bowls in 6 years not on the list.
@deon harris Maybe it should be called good quarterbacks who finally got some talent around them. Hard to be a good quarterback if you are running for your life all the time.
@@paulconner4614 I wonder how many great quarterbacks were ruined by bad offensive lines and could never get rid of bad habits from that time.
Troy Aikman struggled for 3 years up until 1991, then became great so he he had more than just 1 bad season, at 1 point it wasn't known if Troy Aikman would even be the starter in Dallas so he is truly a QB that looked like a bust that turned it around.
kalel33. They had Steve Walsh. It was up in the air. But, Jimmy Johnson decided on Aikman.
Do 10 quarterbacks that had a great rookie season then became a bust
RG3
Sam Bradford, Vince Young, RG3
Big Ben
Wiz Kid dude what are you on? Big Ben is still one of the best players in the leauge. As a Steelers fan I don’t regret us picking him up whatsoever
Osmaan Mysorewala RG3 isn't a bust he got injured.
*TEN TEAMS WHO WON THE SUPERBOWL AS WILDCARDS OR UNDERDOGS*
*COME ON LIKE THIS SO THEY CAN SEE IT PLEASE!*
Machine Gun Bobby i wanna see this too!
there have only been 6, but nice idea. it was done by nfl throwback
Machine Gun Bobby 2010 Packers
Machine Gun Bobby Eagles Are One And There Are Many Other Team. This Is a Good Idea
No team has won as a wildcard team
chris chandler was drafted in 1988, not 1998. in 1998 he led the falcons to a superbowl
I lived in the Bay Area and Northern California during the Joe Montana-Steve Young era. My assessment of him when he arrived in San Francisco was that he was mentally disorganized but had Hall of Fame potential. I even called a sports show and explained that he was better off sitting behind Montana than going somewhere else where he would end his career with a great highlight reel and a lot of injuries. The host gave me the rush before I could get to the eventual Hall of Fame part. Show hosts are like that and it is hard to get a word in unless they let you do it. They talk very fast and have to keep the show moving.
I lived in San Jose in the 1970's and 1980's and hung out at the same same pub the 49er players went to when they trained at San Jose City College. I knew a lot about Plunkett and saw him in the pub a number of times. Today he is back in the BayArea and has a lot of physical problems as a result of playing football, though fortunately apparently not CTE issues. These guys make a lot of money, but they pay a high price for the glory we get to groove on.
Top 10 best WR-QB franchises of all time
49ers #1 for sure
Wayne/Harrison-Peyton Manning
AB-Big Ben 😑
Rice-Young/Montana
Carter-Cunningham(Multiple franchises)
Moss-Brady
Can't think of any more but these are pretty good ones, please @me and say more, so i can feel stupid. Thanks
@@elijahmcclure8589 Keenan Allen and Phillip Rivers
TacticalNut 05 thanks your a god
Bradshaw and Swann/Stallworth
10 players you won’t believe made a pro bowl or all star game
Vince Young.
That guy was not voted in as one of the top 3 starters, and only made it after multiple QBs declined to go.
The 2006 pro bowl selected in order:
Peyton Manning
Tom Brady
Carson Palmer
Jake Plummer
Alternates
Trent Green
Steve McNair
Phillip Rivers also had to decline for Vince Young to get the nod.
Despite all that... the media hyped him as a pro bowl player, when in reality they had to dig deep to find someone to go.
BJ Armstrong
Kyle Korver
Jake Plummer, Jay cutler, AC green, Brian gresie, Matt Casal
@@PaulGaither he was also a trash quarterback to be honest. He looked good for his rookie year then it all came crashing down on him
Terry Bradshaw; his early years at Pittsburgh were bad before the famous "steele curtain" dynasty.
“Hopefully this injury he just had doesn’t damage him forever” that’s an all time quote right there
Playing fast and loose with the term star there aren't ya.
@2:37 "The Browns moved to Baltimore." Thank you. The current Browns are NOT the same team; they came into existence in 1999 as an expansion team. The NFL is trying to change history... which can not be changed.
Big time!
Too bad there are people who bought it...
Cleveland kept all the branding and history though
Its a team named the Browns in Cleveland dude.
10 small quarterbacks (Doug Flutie )
Falcon Fan Russel Wilson
Keenum
Drew Brees
Baker Mayfield
Green Bronze Luigi keenum😂
Moon was not a bust he was not allowed to play qb in the league thats why he went to Canada. If he was drafted as a qb it would have been different.
Also in the CFL hall of fame.....
Bret Favre was seen as a backup QB at best in Atlanta. Then came to Green Bay and exploded
That’s not true, the Falcons drafted Favre 33rd overall as just the 3rd QB taken in the 1991 draft so they absolutely had plans of him being the teams future franchise QB. But him and Atlanta coach Jerry Glanville didn’t get along so he was sent packing after one season. They probably didn’t expect him to do as well as he did, but they certainly never thought he lacked talent .
Brett hated Atlanta. Not sure he ever got a fair shot there either. Green Bay was perfect for him both personally and professionally.
Favre was a f*ck up during his time in Atlanta. The Falcons saw his talent and that's why they drafted him. But, and this isn't much of an exaggeration, Favre was either drunk or hung over half the time. The Falcons did him a favor by trading him to Green Bay.
James Allen plus correct me if I am wrong because I was only 6 or 7 at the time but didn’t Farve throw 0 completions in Atlanta? And I seem to remember he had the same hip problems as Bo Jackson and people thought he would be out of the league soon anyway.
Correction on Chris Chandler..He was drafted in 1988
No Brett Favre?
Thought the same.
Great pick up from the Falcons
Alanta didn't give Farve a chance to shine but Packers saw what could be
2nd round pick, so he didn't have the expectation of maybe being a bust. Busts are pretty much 1rst rounders.
kalel33 I mean Tarkington was on their as a 3rd rounder and I’d say bust definitely goes to the second rounders as well you’re still drafting for mostly day 1 starters there
Rich Gannon sucked in KC? You better check yourself on that. His performance in KC is why the Raiders wanted him. Marty Shot.. dropped the ball on Rich when he took Gannon out and let Grbac play after recovery from an injury. I am convinced KC was Super Bowl bound that year with Gannon as the QB.
Yep. I'm a chiefs fan. Everyone was shocked that we kept fucking Elvis.. Still salty.
That was a horrible mistake the Chiefs made. Chiefs fans were so sick and angry over that.
I’m not a KC fan but I thought everyone knew this as common football know.
TPS were never known for factual accuracy anyway.
Yes I believe it. I remember the game. 13 and 3 homefeild advantage through out and they start elvis. Gannon would have took us to the superbowl.
When Jake Plummer was traded to the Denver Broncos it gave him new life and it was some of the best years of his career making the playoffs almost every year from 2002 to 2005
Alex Smith main problem was that for the first several years he rarely had the same offensive coordinator as the year before and then he went through a stretch where he was plagued with injury
The amount of “started in Tampa....”
Terry Bradshaw had a rough couple of first years in the NFL.
Terry Bradshaw had w rough career. That defensive carried him
Honestly when i see highlights of those old steelers games i cant help but wonder how Bradshaw got into the hall of fame. I see him either get injured or throwing incompletions while those steelers defenses were vicious.
Drafted in 72 I think and promptly stunk...good thing they had Pittsburgh born refs at all their games ..the immaculate reception was an illegal play but stands.... like a pile of poop
@@rytvdinners5064 Fuck off Go cry a river with John Madden. Terry was MVP in 1978 and played big in big games. $ Super Bowl rings and 2 SB MVPs. The defense didnt score points either as great as it was.
Kyle Schafer it was a different passing era in the nfl back then . Until 1978 you could bump a WR all the way downfield. Also you could kill QBs with hits. So stats look different than now but compared to his contemporaries he was great
I'm surprised Drew Brees wasn't on this list.
Deathpool Wilson Brees was always good though.
@@MTRZ97 Na, remember the Chargers drafted Rivers after 2 years of Brees, but that year he started to tear it up, but near the end of the season he had that nasty shoulder injury.
@shaolin1200 I remember that Drew Brees was known for his rebellious attitude in SanDiego. That's why his turnaround in New Orleans is so unbelievable especially from the stats standpoint. His attitude completely changed. that's why he's phenom not a bust.
Drew had the stats but the chargers didn't believe in him, he wasn't ever a bad QB..
That’s what I was thinking. Brees looked like a bust until he turned it around in 04, but that was the year we got Rivers. He certainly fit this list.
10 NFL players who played one position before but switched positions later
Gavin Twomey
Byron Jones
Julian Edelman
Basically all the kickers
Terrelle Pryor
Pacman Jones
Richard Sherman
Kareem hunt went from rb to kicker
Dan Fouts - his first five years in San Diego, he went 12-30-1 with 34 TDs & 57 INTs. He's now in the HOF.
Len Dawson fits your list. A former 1957 Pittsburgh 1st round pick.
Dawson did not start until his 6th season, won a superbowl, and is in Canton.
Fun fact Chris Chandler went to my high school theres a trophy dedicated to him in the main bulding
Chris Chandler was draftes in 1988
bubba bryant right! I'm like "maybe they meant Peyton, but then I knew Jeff George wasn't drafted in '00 lol
Yeah I was confused for a second there.
Chandler 1988 George 90 manning 98
I knw my players and football
Chandler not drafted 98?? Wtf
You said “but Plummer” at 0:47 and I died.
I did the same! 😂
Thanks for pointing that out -- I missed it. I went back to listen and lmao!!
You too my comment is not original at all your the third person that said this and I thought I was the only one
@@coocurtis420 Lol still funny!
That's a wild list! GREAT VIDEO! Thx
You said Chris chandler was drafted in 98 and then traded in 96 but he was drafted in 88 good job
Really good list and great video jason, I like your personality and presentation style as well..
Honorable mention would be Eli Manning, after his first four regular seasons ( right before going on that first Super Bowl run) I think alot of fans would agree he was headed in bust direction.. after his 4th year things seemed to stabilize a bit and now with his stats accumulation, impressive durability and longevity combined with two SB mvp awards he's headed for canton someday.
Eli is a god
Yeah ....but Eli still sucks...
@@wadewilson2219 Nope.
I laughed when he said, “Butt Plummer”
0:47 butt plumber lmao
Glad I wasn’t the only immature child that heard that and laughed
Kurt Warner he couldn't make the roster of the Green Bay Packers, barely made the Rams roster, won the Super Bowl and they cut him for Marc Bulger. Went to NYG and was benched for Eli and went to Arizona as a backup and took over . Now in the HOF.
Jim Plunkett is 8-2 all time in the playoffs. He also holds the record for most times being sacked when he was with the Patriots. They cared very little about QB protection. When they actually played football and were allowed to hit QB's. Look at some of the sacks absolutely brutal.
Plunket needs to be in the Hall of Fame.
Plunkett could throw the deep ball damn he was amazing!!!
Just make a whole video on Nathan peterman
Josh A urinatingtree did make an entire video on peterman lol
No one wants to play for the Bills anyways only jim kelly was good
@@kurtismillard1751 jim Kelly didn't want to play for Buffalo
Chris Chandler was drafted in 1988. Peyton Manning was drafted in 1998. FTFY.
Kurt Warner went from bagging groceries to winning a super bowl.
Tom Brady was picked 199th overall in the 2000 draft and won 6 Super Bowls
He was a stocker. Stockers don't bag groceries.
Are you good? Where did you hear this? It’s a well known fact that Kurt Warner was undrafted and worked at a supermarket
@@Revealingstorm. that is not true he was a bagged groceries
@@samuelfreemanii2306 Did you just call him a bag of groceries:)
the list is for top draft picks/prospects with huge hype brady wasnt a high pick so i dont think he qualified him , plus brady won a superbowl his first year starting(2nd nfl season)
01:31 - Chris Chandler was drafted in the 3rd round in *1998*
01:49 - Chris Chandler was traded to the Falcons after the *1996* season...
So he'd already been on several teams & was traded to the Falcons 2 years before he was even drafted?
Awesome list, love to see these type of turnarounds
Steve McNair: The only QB Jeff "Mr. 7-9" Fisher didn't ruin.
jimbo 2346 being a lifelong Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans fan, Here is something to consider; McNair may have reached his full potential with Steve Fisher as the coach but Steve Fisher did him no favors believe me. What about the slap in the face when they wouldn’t allow McNair into the training facility any longer? Why didn’t they let Steve McNair mentor Vince young? The same way Green Bay allowed Aaron Rodgers to sit behind Brett Favre for FOUR years! Steve Fisher did not help his legacy or the legacy of the Titans organization.
Jeff fisher the king of 8-8 season my only question is why did it take so long for his ass to get exposed for his b.s..? He still won tho he made millions upon millions. but at least his ass is out of the nfl tho
McNair made his ass.look much better than he was.
jimbo 2346. I Beg to differ sir. He did ruin him. He was injured alot of the time. And, he still kept playing him. Mcnair was a H.O.F. caliber type player. But, he never fully recovered from his injurys. In turn the latter stages of his career were mediocre.
John ETA. A horrible coach ! Albert. Haynesworth affair ! He played Steve even when he was injured. He could have been a H.O.F.er.
I bet most people would be surprised to know Plunkett has as many rings as Elway
Warren Moon was always a stud QB.... Only thing was he was a Black QB when they didn't allow black QB's in the NFL. If it wasn't for that he would've NEVER had to come to Canada.... Warren Moon is one of the greatest QB's ever
Yeah.
Those mid 80s oiler teams were trash. No way he couldve done much.
Steve Young, Alex Smith, and Warren Moon. Three of my favorite players are on this list! Love it! Keep up the great work.
I can only imagine just how far the 49ers would have gone if they would have kept Alex and Jim instead of trading Alex to the chiefs and letting go of Jim back to coaching college football.
#1.5: Drew Brees. San Diego wanted nothing to do with him when they drafted Eli, then traded for Rivers
They had hoped for him but he was looking like a bust. It wasn’t until they had Rivers when s light flipped on in Brees and he lit up the league in 2004. San Diego had a tough choice to make after that season... Brees or Rivers.
Do NBA players who never was an all star until going to another team (Kyle Lowry)
Victor Oladipo
meisryan98 did you know I was a Indiana Pacers fan
Jim Plunkett should've been in the HOF a long time ago. Still don't know why Coach Tom Flores still haven't been inducted. I swear they make the raiders seem like villains.
He was a serviceable QB with the Raiders, but was never HOF caliber. Those Superbowl teams won with great defense and a tremendous running game. He had a career .500 winning percentage (72-72), threw more picks than TD's (198 vs 164), and only completed 52.5% of his passes. He was never voted to a Pro-Bowl and was never selected All-Pro (1st or 2nd team). He doesn't deserve to be in the HOF.
How tf did u not include Jared Goff
Carter Moore because he litterally is already considered a top QB just around a year into his career. That’s not a bust. That’s someone who started slow
He was drafted highly, hated on by Fisher, not the public or experts, and with Fisher gone, has produced.
Also, two seasons is heardly a bust to star story.
Hahahahahaahahahahaahahaahahahaha
He only looked like a bust for one season
For real. I eat my words for trashing Goff
Steve young is the perfect example to show a franchise that you gotta put talent around a QB. Sucked for the Bucs and lit it the fuck up when he had Jerry rice as a receiver.
Honorable mention is Steve Beuerlein. When he was with Carolina he was a fantasy football monster. It wasn't until late in his career where he become a good qb.
Johnny Unitas was a bust for the Pittsburgh Steelers. They cut him and chose to sign Ted Marchibroda instead...the rest is history
It was more of Steelers screwing up than Unitas being a bust.
For Gannon you completely cut out the middle part where he took KC to the playoffs after replacing Elvis Gerbach (spelling), yet Elvis was kept and Rich was traded. Any Chiefs fan knew Rich was the real deal and what a steal the Raiders had gotten.
Elvis Grbac. As a chiefs fan I hated Grbac and Bono but Shotenheimer had no idea what a good quarterback was.
Before seeing the vid .... Bradshaw, Dawson, Favre, plunkett, Simms, Eli,
Congrats.
Jake Plummer lead the Cardinals to the playoffs in 1998 and defeated the Cowboys in Dallas in the 1st round.
Terry Bradshaw threw 6 TD’s and 24 INT’s in his 1970 rookie year and was constantly benched until 1974. He had a rough 4 years and the won four rings. Now that’s a turnaround
10 qb's that lived up to the hype
Qbs who looked like STARS at first... then became busts
Maybe Jared Goff
And Wentz
And mayfield
Cam Newton.
Jay Schroeder threw for more than 4,000 yards his first season as a starter and lead the Redskins to a championship game which they lost to the Giants. He was benched the next season in favor of Doug Williams for the playoffs and the Super Bowl where Williams threw for a record four TD in one quarter to win against Denver. Schroeder was traded to the Raiders the following season where he washed out.
Peyton Manning??? Jared Goff??
Even Drew Brees
Too early for Jared Goff
Nevin Furgason he started 0-7 in 2016 so yeah...
Charlie Whetstone most of these were bad for 3 plus years , Jared has it going already
@@connorchurch3518 true....had a couple of so-so years with the Chargers
Why isn't Kurt Warner on this list? He went literally from bagging groceries to running the Greatest Show on Turf.
For Vinny Testaverde, don't forget his stint in Dallas
It sucks that Jim Plunkett 2 time Super Bowl winner isn't in Canton.
Absolutely agree!!! Roger Craig should be in as well!!
mattcolver1 Plunkett was never selected as an all pro or even pro bowl. That’s probably what is hurting him.
@@holiday42020 His throws also weren't usually pretty spirals, usually wounded ducks just tossed in the general vicinity of great receivers who always could catch them.
mattcolver1 Hence, “the sea of hands” moment lol
Plunkett's stats at the Raiders weren't impressive. He threw a lot of interceptions and his completion percentage was bad.
Randel Cunningham looked amazing in Minn
he was good in philly too
Nicholas Lacovara Cunningham spent his prime years in philly.
Wow! What about Drew Brees? Could used a redshirt year in his rookie season. Awful in his 2nd and 3rd year. He was a turnover machine. People forgot that chargers drafted Eli Manning because they wanted him to replace Brees after his dud of a 3rd year. The chargers lucked out at getting Phillip Rivers out of the Eli trade when he and his families don’t want to be in SD. Brees was considered a terrible QB if anyone remember that season when the chargers got the number one pick.
I've never heard of a quarterback drafted in the 2nd round even discussed as a bust. That's only for 1rst rounders. Also, his first year he didn't even start.
@@kalel33 2nd rounders are high draft picks that are expected to make the team and start. Brees was drafted 33rd overall in that draft and fell in that draft only because of his height. It was mentioned in that he didn't start in his rookie season. Shoot... the video showed Chris Chandler, a bust in the 4th round. Based on that guy's logic... a disappointment in early stages that flourishes in later years. That fits Drew Brees, who was an absolute mess in his early years that now more than flourished.
@@ultrustic Besides this guy on youtube, have you ever heard of a 2nd round quarterback being a bust in the media?
@@kalel33 Christian Hackenberg, Geno Smith, Jimmy Clausen, Deshone Kiser, Brock Oswiller, Quincy Carter, .... I can go on. I'm sure you're familiarized with all those guys. Plus this guy in the video is not talking about a draft bust perse. He's just trying to do a video about guys who started off very badly and turned around their career. The author of this video uses the word "bust" to describe that on his video in a bad way to hype his backings. There are plenty of people out there that uses that word when a player didn't fulfill an expectation. And yes, even a guy get drafted or making it on a team can give teams expectations and done badly. Hence, the word "bust" get thrown around. 2nd round is a starter quality picks and all those guys I have mentioned comes with high expectations to lead the teams that drafted them.
@@ultrustic 2nd round quarterback draft picks are "work in progress" quarterbacks. Most 2nd round quarterbacks don't ever start a game for the team that drafted them. They want 2nd round quarterbacks to be "capable backups on the cheap" or they're rolling the dice that they could develop them into a quality starter. They do not have the same expectations that 1rst round quarterbacks have, which is why you cannot name Christian Hackenberg, Geno Smith, Jimmy Clausen, Deshone Kiser, Brock Oswiller, Quincy Carter busts.
Glad that they included Jim Plunkett. Always liked him as a player and as a person. Like a lot quarterbacks, he was a good passer as long as as he got good protection. The Raiders gave him the protection which New England could not. I suspect that most QBs on this list had the same problem.
I think the Plunkett story is one of the coolest in NFL history.
Your Gannon story misses the part where he took over for Grbac in Kansas City and played well enough to gain Oakland's interest. Gannon won people over with his opportunity in KC.
and the part where he kidnapped Princess Zelda
Johnny Unitas. Cut by the Steelers rookie season.
Worst decision ever by the Steelers. The second worst decision by the Steelers was NOT drafting Jim Brown 2 year later in 1957. Could you imagine a backfield where Unitas is under center and Jim Brown toting the rock? Those 2 decisions epitomizes the Steelers as a franchise before Chuck Noll came to town and it doomed the team to 20 more years of losing.
The player the Steelers took instead of Jim Brown in 57' was Len Dawson. Sadly he wasted away on the Steelers and Browns benches before thriving in the AFL with the KC Chiefs.
@@davester1970 they also famously passed on hometown boy dan marino.
@@robertlaurence5145 - Passing up on Dan Marino is #3 worst decision by the Steelers. They could have drafted Marino to succeed Terry Bradshaw. Instead, they drafted DE Gabe Rivera who only lasted 6 games before paralyzing himself in a drunk driving car accident.
Len Dawson fits this list. Cleveland also passed on Dawson who now has a ring and a bust.
Daniel Jones hopefully makes this list oneday
Trevor Jones stfu Fortnite boy bet you cry for skins
Good luck that was the dumbest pick in the draft
He'll have to suck for a few years to make it. Sucking as a rookie is normal.
Early Squad do good players who had a terrible last season
Trubisky
@Rise Up Dan Mario made the playoffs in his final season 1999
Anyone else waiting for him to say 'That's Incredible!' when talking about Fran Tarkenton?
Troy Aikman went 0-11 his first season and got injured, the next season he won 7 games and was injured as well. His first 2 seasons saw him throw 36 interceptions in only 18 games...then he went on to win 3 Super Bowls, get to 6 Pro Bowls and 3 All-Pro teams...and The Hall of Fame.
Sometimes the QB is ass; however, i feel the egos of OCs is more times then none, is just to big.
“Warren Moon decided to make the jump to the NFL” LMAOOOO more like Moon was not seen as an NFL QB bc he was black and had to play so good in Canada so a team would sign him
They wanted him to play runnong back😄
Um.....okay?
I miss the Oilers!
Mike Whipkey I also miss the Houston oilers. Coming from a Cowboys fan.
Glad to see Gannon and Plunkett get some recognition.
Len Dawson for the Chiefs. He was a first round pick by Pittsburgh. Considered a bust, he was sent to Cleveland and wound up leaving the NFL after 6 seasons with 204 yards passing and 2 TDs.
He played in 2 Super Bowls, winning SB IV as its MVP. He led the league in passing percentage 8 times.
I think the key here is Tampa Bay makes you a bust.
The video said chris Chandler was drafted in 1998 but made the pro bowl in 1997 hummm
Its Cuz he got drafted in 1988 they messed up
I think Tom Brady is going to be the number one spot
Brady didn't have high expectation. Young is the ultimate #1 because he was labeled a bust in his 1st year. It would have like if Manzel came back with the Patriots and all of a sudden had 90 speed with 95 THRP and 91 Accuracy with 90 Awareness just by sitting behind Brady for 3 years.
10 magical nfl seasons. Ya'know, those electric, one year magic campaigns where it seems there's something outside of football at play. 08 Dolphins, 11 Broncos, 99 Bills, 08 Cardinals. Etc.
That quote got me to subscribe... Priceless lol
10 NFL rookies who should've won ROTY, but didn't
Ben simmons
@@SG-_-245 lol
Tom Brady owes MO Lewis for taking out drew Bledsoe
LongIslandP8ntball you got that right! Third string Michigan coulda been to starter for the Patriots. No clue why this guy thought he was an instant success...
You so right
Tom Brady can thank Drew Bledsoe...the series before he got hurt, the dumbass threw an interception into triple coverage! Behlichek was going to give him the hook regardless. Mo just sped up the inevitable!
Also Belichick and Goodell for spygate. Goodell destroyed all spygate evidence
And instant replay. iF that was ruled a fumble he may never have gone on to what he became. Shows you what a few lucky bounces will do.
He was a bust for 9 years, and then won 2 super bowls and was one of the best in his years as a Raider? Sucks that he ain't in canton. Deserves to be a top 3 player on this list
He was a serviceable QB with the Raiders, but was never HOF caliber. Those Superbowl teams won with great defense and a tremendous running game. He had a career .500 winning percentage (72-72), threw more picks than TD's (198 vs 164), and only completed 52.5% of his passes. He was never voted to a Pro-Bowl and was never selected All-Pro (1st or 2nd team).
Daryle Lamonica and Ken Stabler had much better careers with the Raiders, and were more consistent winners than Plunkett ever was.
This a good lil list🔥
Actually a pretty good list. I think Alex Smith would have won a superbowl if he hadn't sustained a likely career ending injury.