Yes. Man KTO I love ya dude. Your vids are so great man, people always ask “how do you know so much about football?” Anytime they have a football question I have the answer and it’s a lot because of you. I’ve seen so many of your vids, and so many multiple times
@@markbaranyk9161 he was also playing in the arena football league, but yeah he bagged groceries on less think 12 months before the Rams brought him in
@@keenanmccarty9925 lmao imagine going into work one day and one of your coworkers is gone and when you ask around ya find out the mf is in the NFL overnight
Roger Staubach wasn't really a "diamond in the rough." He had won the Heisman but teams passed on him because they knew he wouldn't be able to play the first few years because of military service.
Sharp just decided one day that being too small and too slow to play a position later to be dominated by the gigantic, imposing Gronk and Kelce wasn’t going to stop him from going to the HOF. Pure determination.
So you’re saying he sat down and decided. “In the future Gronk is going to exist and Kelce is going to exist. That’s not going to stop me now.” Like what? 🤔
Shannon Sharpe certainly didn’t lack in size or speed. Dude literally has the longest touchdown reception in playoff history (96 yards). That doesn’t happen when you’re slow
I know the guy who was literally the first player ever drafted in an NFL draft, Jay Berwanger, never played in the NFL. Other than that I'd also like to know.
@@jeremyc9593 he went on to work for a rubber company bc he would make more money than the rookie contract the eagles would offer him He was also the first hismin trophy winner
I’m going to need a video of your thoughts on the state of the Browns. After the Baker tweet I know it will be hard to make. But your content on your fav team is always high quality!
Not much love for *Donald Driver* . With Davante Adams leaving the Packers, there's no threat (at the moment) of anyone taking Donald Driver's Packers records of... The Most Career Receiving Yards (10,137 yds), and Most Career Receptions (743).
The Broncos were so loaded with talent on those super bowl winning teams. Sharpe, obviously, but let's not forget Rod Smith (undrafted) and Ed McCaffery, who I think bounced around a bit in the league before turning into a star in Denver. Even though I was a Bronco hater at the time, the 1998 Broncos team was an utter juggernaut so good that even Bubby Brister was unstoppable.
Shannon Sharpe was my favorite player as a kid. i remember being gutted when the Broncos lost to the Ravens that post-season after two SBs. I was a kid and didnt understand the business side of football and felt all hurt when they won like "OH, SO I GUESS YOU WERE JUST A SNAKE IN THE GRASS ALL ALONG, HUH SHANNON! DOES OUR LAST COUPLE YEARS MEAN NOTHING!??!!?!" lol
Great stuff. I think it would be really interesting to watch more videos explaining why successful late round guys were drafted so late (size, speed, attitude etc)
(In my opinion) 1st Round:Jerry Rice(In My opinion) 2nd Round:Drew Brees 3rd Round:Joe Montana 4th Round:Chris Carter 5th Round:Richard Sherman 6th Round:The GOAT 7th Round:Watch the video Undrafted:Kurt Warner
You could have found so many of Shannon Sharpe’s highlights as a Bronco, but put both the beginning and ending highlights when he was a Raven, which was only 2 yrs while he played for the Broncos for 10 yrs? Everyone knows that he is a Bronco legend.
I can’t believe that Leon Lett didn’t get an honorable mention. Everybody remembers him for getting the ball stripped in SB XXVII and the Thanksgiving Day game against Miami where he attempted to recover the ball after a missed Miami field goal. However, when he was on the field and had his head on straight he was as dominant a defensive lineman as anybody in the NFL during the 1990s.
Shannon's older brother Sterling should honestly be in the HoF as well. It sucks that a single injury ended a sure fire HoF career. His stats during those 7 years he played are up there with the best of all time to go along with 5 pro bowls and 3 all pros in that short time Obviously he's not a 7th round pick (dude was drafted 7th overall actually) just always think about Sterling whenever Shannon is mentioned
Not going to lie as a Broncos fan I'm a little salty that the first and last clip you showed of Shannon was when he was in Baltimore... But that's ok cause you're showing Shannon some love.
Woah, really like the use of trading cards for the player icons. I've never seen a football video that did that before. Clever touch, that adds a nice bit of flare.
Been watching you for about 3 years and love your vids. But your endings always surprise me, thinking there's 1-2 more minutes left in the video, and then I hear the horns, and I'm like oh no!
Usually the really great teams/runs involve finding guys like these later in the draft. 1sts get all the hype, but especially with the cap/salary structure, you gotta find some gems here and there.
Obviously the companion piece is "Top Free Agents". Those guys are something else. A lot of them are small-school, but some also come from down-trodden former-bigtime programs such as Nebraska or Tennessee.
I couldn't stand Shannon as a player but he has definitely made a 2nd career as a media personality! Funny as hell, although his biases bug me at times! All the media stuff aside he is definitely the best 7th rounder in the modern era and probably of all time!?!
5:52 man, speak about getting old, anyone else own that NFL board game with the scanner thing? I never actually got to play it but the game didn’t look too fun. The scanner wouldn’t read so I’m sure that would of made the game dull. All that to say this, memories. 😂
Here's a good one for you. The highest draft pick from a division to or lower college. Jerry Rice from Mississippi valley State was taken number 13 overall. First round draft pick. I don't know how many first-round picks come out of division 2 and 3 colleges, but it can't be many.
This is great idea for a video! I'm looking forward to this! And FYI I do have Shannon Sharpe's personal Email because he responded personally to a comment I made on undisputed so I said love U and he said I love U too bro!.. and that was it lol
I feel like it's harder being a 7th rounder than an undrafted player for some reason. I think of undrafted talents off the top of my head easy like Wes Welker, Kurt Warner, Warren Moon etc
Just a heads up, I decided to stick to mostly modern players (last 30 years) due to the improvement in scouting. Anyways, enjoy!
Notification squad rise up
Ever since I watched your RG3 video (first 1 I watched) you've been my favorite youtuber hands-down keep up the great work man
Yes. Man KTO I love ya dude. Your vids are so great man, people always ask “how do you know so much about football?” Anytime they have a football question I have the answer and it’s a lot because of you. I’ve seen so many of your vids, and so many multiple times
you should do a vidon jackson mahomes
@@georgesmith364 no.
Warren Moon and Kurt Warner sitting there like “you guys got drafted”
Lol
Wasn’t Warner bagging groceries before his super bowl ring?
@@markbaranyk9161 he was also playing in the arena football league, but yeah he bagged groceries on less think 12 months before the Rams brought him in
@@keenanmccarty9925 lmao imagine going into work one day and one of your coworkers is gone and when you ask around ya find out the mf is in the NFL overnight
Romo is better than both of them
Shannon Sharpe immediately jumps to mind when this question gets asked. But the best Mr. Irrelevant is without a doubt Ryan Succop
Facts!!
Ayyy a SC guy
Well that's just biased horseshit. 😂
it will be tae crowder eventually
It's tae crowder now
Roger Staubach wasn't really a "diamond in the rough." He had won the Heisman but teams passed on him because they knew he wouldn't be able to play the first few years because of military service.
The steelers cut him, so he was a diamond in the sense that a lot of people didn't even think he'd make a roster after that
@@sportsnstuff5557 that is not even close to accurate
@@sportsnstuff5557 when did pitt ever draft him. Cowboys did and Chiefs I thought
@@coltonscards I had the wrong guy my bad
He also was not a 7th rounder or equivalent, went 129th in a draft of 280.
Glad to see Colston gets some recognition. He has been criminally underrated all of his career.
My all time favourite Saints, Quiet Storm was amazing..
I think he had ROY votes in 2006.
Favorite player of all time
It’s wild to me he never made an all pro or pro bowl team smh
Finally some respect on Marques Colston, very underrated and never made a pro bowl.
I think a vid about the oldest players drafted would be great. Love the content.
Remember eagles first round o line fire man from Baylor lol what a bum
Brandon Weeden is the first to come to mind
bring in brandon weedon
Terrance Newman and Kyle Long are the first names that popped into my head. Looking them up, they were both 25 year old rookies.
I love the touch of using trading cards as player icons. I think it adds a lot to the video.
He doesn’t do it often, but every time KTO uploads, it is pure gold and absolutely amazing
@Fries yessir
Sharp just decided one day that being too small and too slow to play a position later to be dominated by the gigantic, imposing Gronk and Kelce wasn’t going to stop him from going to the HOF. Pure determination.
So you’re saying he sat down and decided. “In the future Gronk is going to exist and Kelce is going to exist. That’s not going to stop me now.” Like what? 🤔
@@MrShanester117 Think the point was more Sharp was ahead of his time in terms of the direction the TE position was going
Shannon Sharpe certainly didn’t lack in size or speed. Dude literally has the longest touchdown reception in playoff history (96 yards). That doesn’t happen when you’re slow
I want to know more about those .3% first rounders who didn't make their respective NFL team's roster in year one.
I like this idea
That would be a great video
I know the guy who was literally the first player ever drafted in an NFL draft, Jay Berwanger, never played in the NFL. Other than that I'd also like to know.
@@jeremyc9593 he went on to work for a rubber company bc he would make more money than the rookie contract the eagles would offer him
He was also the first hismin trophy winner
@@jeremyc9593 the rams drafted a guy in 2001-2004
He never played a snap
It's a shame Colston never made a Pro Bowl, he had some great years for the Saints. The NFC was stacked with great receivers though.
@Fries Randy Moss, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Brandon Marshall say hello. He might’ve made one but he was just underneath the best WRs imo.
I’m going to need a video of your thoughts on the state of the Browns. After the Baker tweet I know it will be hard to make. But your content on your fav team is always high quality!
I’m sure you will get that video after todays news
2010 Defensive Draft class... 12 years later
I need it
Oh yeah what a class it was
Just the first-round defensive backs could probably be their own video tbh
Great video KTO, colston is also the last nfl player to ever come from Hofstra who canceled their football program for awhile.
Not much love for *Donald Driver* . With Davante Adams leaving the Packers, there's no threat (at the moment) of anyone taking Donald Driver's Packers records of... The Most Career Receiving Yards (10,137 yds), and Most Career Receptions (743).
The Broncos were so loaded with talent on those super bowl winning teams. Sharpe, obviously, but let's not forget Rod Smith (undrafted) and Ed McCaffery, who I think bounced around a bit in the league before turning into a star in Denver. Even though I was a Bronco hater at the time, the 1998 Broncos team was an utter juggernaut so good that even Bubby Brister was unstoppable.
I love how he said the Falcons made the Super Bowl mostly on the back of Anderson. Not only Jamal but Gary too lol.
I swear Shannon Sharpe looks like he hasn't aged since the 90s
He taken body altering chemicals drugs and played a body altering sport so it makes sense he countered that apparently
@@moalston4203 everyone has, its the most dangerous sport bruv
@@waternotwater5562 yeah yeah
@@moalston4203nah its bc black dont crack
Hey kto really enjoying these more weekly uploads, your content is so good.
Left the best for last. Shannon Sharpe really was one of a kind.
Second best player in his family
@@alexhanley933 iykyk
@@svns4411 what?
@@alexhanley933 IYKYK = if you know, you know
@@svns4411 thank you
I like the way you used some of the players trading cards in this video, cool edit and great idea.
It's always a good day when KTO uploads.
Brock Purdy: And I took that personally
I came to say this 😂
Being a creator/ business owner in the card community love to see the use of cards in the video‼️great work as always man‼️
I just love how you break these videos down homie! Especially the drop the mic style endings you do lol..much respect keep doing what you do
Brad Johnson: the most white-collared name in NFL history
His son played QB at LSU. Pretty sure he transferred though
If he's an ice cream flavor, he'd be vanilla.
Shannon Sharpe was my favorite player as a kid. i remember being gutted when the Broncos lost to the Ravens that post-season after two SBs. I was a kid and didnt understand the business side of football and felt all hurt when they won like "OH, SO I GUESS YOU WERE JUST A SNAKE IN THE GRASS ALL ALONG, HUH SHANNON! DOES OUR LAST COUPLE YEARS MEAN NOTHING!??!!?!" lol
Charles Leno jr was a seventh round tackle for the bears, now commanders who made 1 pro bowl.
Also, Charles Leno Jr played 134 games and started 126 of them, all being consecutive
Great stuff. I think it would be really interesting to watch more videos explaining why successful late round guys were drafted so late (size, speed, attitude etc)
6:39 god I miss prime gronk. there may never be another like him
(In my opinion)
1st Round:Jerry Rice(In My opinion)
2nd Round:Drew Brees
3rd Round:Joe Montana
4th Round:Chris Carter
5th Round:Richard Sherman
6th Round:The GOAT
7th Round:Watch the video
Undrafted:Kurt Warner
I think Mike Webster is better than Sherman given that he is one of the top 3 centers of all time
7th round is def bo jackson for me
@@bkoc37 You must play madden
@@Baruch.Spinoza I can see it maybe it's because I don't know him that well
Nah, round one is obviously Johnny Maziel. Man was so good he had to parry to hide the talent
8:30 paused to look at sharps stats, hahhaha and he never fell off. His last year was just as good as any other. Amazinf
Brock Purdy is about to be the best 7th rounder/Mr irrelevant ever
Absolutely. I love that guy.
Two of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, Warren Moon and Kurt Warner, were both undrafted
You should do this with like D2,D3 and maybe NAIA players if there is some.
Great video man!!
I think you know who is the version of this in NHL...
Gary Anderson was such a reliable kicker
He was he never missed in a kick in 2 years that the best run by kicker until justin tucker came along
But don't jinx him...
You could have found so many of Shannon Sharpe’s highlights as a Bronco, but put both the beginning and ending highlights when he was a Raven, which was only 2 yrs while he played for the Broncos for 10 yrs? Everyone knows that he is a Bronco legend.
Brock Purdy reminded me of this gem of a video
I can’t believe that Leon Lett didn’t get an honorable mention. Everybody remembers him for getting the ball stripped in SB XXVII and the Thanksgiving Day game against Miami where he attempted to recover the ball after a missed Miami field goal. However, when he was on the field and had his head on straight he was as dominant a defensive lineman as anybody in the NFL during the 1990s.
There is a reason Lett didn't get mentioned cause, do I even need to replay the tape I get he was good but sometimes you can't run away from the meme.
Man you should've shown Shannon's 90 yard TD in the AFC Championship game vs Oakland to end the video. That was epic.
Absolute fire bro
Gus Frerote made a pro bow! You learn something new everyday.
Shannon sharpe. not a question. he also destroys skip bayless daily
Lmao skip “makes Stephen A Smith look intelligent” bayless
Shannon's older brother Sterling should honestly be in the HoF as well. It sucks that a single injury ended a sure fire HoF career. His stats during those 7 years he played are up there with the best of all time to go along with 5 pro bowls and 3 all pros in that short time
Obviously he's not a 7th round pick (dude was drafted 7th overall actually) just always think about Sterling whenever Shannon is mentioned
6:37 Dear God that block 😮💨
Amazing videos
love how you add sports cards to whenever you talk about a player. 🔥
Not going to lie as a Broncos fan I'm a little salty that the first and last clip you showed of Shannon was when he was in Baltimore... But that's ok cause you're showing Shannon some love.
Woah, really like the use of trading cards for the player icons. I've never seen a football video that did that before. Clever touch, that adds a nice bit of flare.
Richard Dent was an 8th round draft pick who ended up in the HOF
That retention rate graphic is very interesting
This is a certified hood classic
Been watching you for about 3 years and love your vids. But your endings always surprise me, thinking there's 1-2 more minutes left in the video, and then I hear the horns, and I'm like oh no!
Anderson will always be my favorite falcon. We had season tickets when I was a kid and I loved watching him run. The original dirty bird.
Usually the really great teams/runs involve finding guys like these later in the draft. 1sts get all the hype, but especially with the cap/salary structure, you gotta find some gems here and there.
Why do your videos slap so hard man, well done as always 🤝
Marques Colston always jumps in my mine along with Shannon Sharpe. Colston was pick 252.
Remember Cortland Finnegan as the Fightin' Corner; guy had a lot of attitude, for good or ill.
always a good day when kto uploads
Good job my son , daddy loves you
Chad Kelly just won the grey cup for the Argos in the cfl
I promise yall the NFL games on tv in the early 2000s did not look like PS1 graphics lmfao. Technology be tryna play us af lmao!
Obviously the companion piece is "Top Free Agents". Those guys are something else. A lot of them are small-school, but some also come from down-trodden former-bigtime programs such as Nebraska or Tennessee.
The ending to these videos 🔥
Now do 6th round, really can’t think of anyone in specific that would take that title
brady
Hmmm wonder who that would be? Maybe a 44 year old man that really shouldn’t even be playing but is still somehow the greatest QB ever?
@@jacksonmeads1161 yeah there's no chance he'll get 7 rings
@@mathbrooo Fr. Idk how a 6th round QB could get 7 super bowl rings. No way
I like the use of their football cards in this video
Happy KTO gave Sharpe his flower!
How do you not show Brad Johnson’s touchdown celebration? It was simultaneously the best and worst thing ever
Shannon Sharpe was such a fucking beast.
I couldn't stand Shannon as a player but he has definitely made a 2nd career as a media personality! Funny as hell, although his biases bug me at times! All the media stuff aside he is definitely the best 7th rounder in the modern era and probably of all time!?!
Great vid bro
Great video, well done sir
kto uploaddddd!
Usually the outro song and the outro video line up a lot better
i can only say one thing after that thumbnail.
SKIEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUUUUUPPPP
Finnegan getting beat down was one of the best moments
Best ending beat in any video I’ve seen
5:52 man, speak about getting old, anyone else own that NFL board game with the scanner thing? I never actually got to play it but the game didn’t look too fun. The scanner wouldn’t read so I’m sure that would of made the game dull. All that to say this, memories. 😂
That #20 in the last clip really ran into a wall
You could also have put Chris Carson from Seattle, he was a 7th rounder too!
Nice vid dude and nice to see you. Sorry about our browns atm …
Love the way KTO ends his videos
Here's a good one for you. The highest draft pick from a division to or lower college. Jerry Rice from Mississippi valley State was taken number 13 overall. First round draft pick. I don't know how many first-round picks come out of division 2 and 3 colleges, but it can't be many.
I'm waiting on that Watson video fam. LETS GO
Gotta make a follow up to this now to include Brock Purdy
I got a major 7th round draft choice that you missed, Super Bowl winning running back Amhad Bradshaw from Marshall played for the New York Giants
This is great idea for a video! I'm looking forward to this! And FYI I do have Shannon Sharpe's personal Email because he responded personally to a comment I made on undisputed so I said love U and he said I love U too bro!.. and that was it lol
I feel like it's harder being a 7th rounder than an undrafted player for some reason. I think of undrafted talents off the top of my head easy like Wes Welker, Kurt Warner, Warren Moon etc
That's because undrafted players can pick team to be on and sometimes get more money.
Dude. Book a flight to Dublin for Paddies Day.
Shoutout David Moore, my personal favorite 7th rounder
Huge fan of the channel🤝💯can you do more HBCU player videos??
The outdo always gets me hyped. Yeah Buddy!
Just wanted to note that Marques Colston's college doesn't even have a football team anymore
His brother is one of my favorites of all time! He was really good receiver!
Could’ve been the all time greatest QB WR duo with Favre
Calling the Heisman winning Roger Staubach a diamond in the rough is a stretch. He would've been taken higher if he didn't serve 4 years in the Navy.
As long time bucs fan glad to see brad Johnson get some love
KTO has the best outros
this is a very funny video looking back with the hindsight of Brock Purdy
Not really he wouldnt even be top 50
Amazing video music😎
For real