The only reason that it hurts so badly to be a Bears fan of 35 years as opposed to a jets or Browns fan, is that the Bears produced some of the biggest stars the game has ever seen such as Walter Payton, Devon Hester, Butkus, Urlacher, etc and they have had some teams that seemed like they could be contenders, only to end the season in heartbreak.
The Saints trading their whole draft plus two picks in the following year's draft to move up to get Ricky Williams has to be the stupidest draft trade of all time.
It was so refreshing for the Packers to take a page out of the bears draft book when they shit the bed and picked Love. Of course we don't know how he'll pan out, he'll most likely become a decent QB, but with that move they completely alienated their MVP QB. There was no question about his loyalty to the organization and his mindset that he would finish his career there. That though completely changed in one night. All they had to do was draft an offensive weapon that wasn't a QB, or even foul up and draft a D player. They truly drafted the one and only position they shouldn't of and forever changed the course of their team... So refreshing
When you realize Mitch trubisky has never had a losing record when starting, made the playoffs 2 out of 4 years in his career, and had a game with 4 first half passing td
To this day I still don’t know what they saw in Trubisky Watson was clearly the best QB to get at the time and didn’t have to trade up to get him either oh well Watson is now dealing with accusations so it is what it is
@@charlesrupp3976 I remember sitting with my friends at BWW and when they chose Sammy...we didn't understand it. Mack was tailor made for that defense they had.
Even though it wasn’t in the best light it’s cool to hear Johnny “Lam” Jones mentioned in a video. I went the same school as him years later. He’s still a local legend and inspiration to kids in Lampasas my coach’s would tell us stories of his exploits in track and football. His high school jersey was still hanging outside the old gymnasium when I was there.
To this day, I can't begin to comprehend what the actual frick was going through Bears management's heads on the whole Trubisky deal. What an amazing s**tshow.
Mitchell Trubisky has a Winning record and as far as passer rating he is the best qb in bears history. He's the only qb with 0 pick 6s on him too. He was done dirty by Nagy who put his own ego over the team.
To be fair, Larry Johnson had two of the most productive years of any RB in history. And if you had ever faced a fantasy team with him as the RB, you'd remember that.
You forgot to mention that the Cowboy's owner Jerry Jones said that if they hadn't made the trade, the Cowboys would have taken Michael Brockers with the first round pick and Bobby Wagner with the 2nd round pick. Yeah, I wish they hadn't made the trade. Although, at the time I was okay with it.
There was one draft where the Browns gave up a few picks to the Vikings to move up one spot and take a running back the Vikings had no interest in (they already had Adrian Peterson).
If the worst draft day for the Vikings was 2013, the worst draft in the 2000s, the Vikings have done okay overall on draft day then. ..Except for THAT trade. Grr
Nah, I'd say trading down in 2017 was probably a bigger mistake for the Packers, given that if they stayed put, they could've taken *TJ Watt*, who was taken one pick after the Packers' original selection. Love could still turn out to be a piece of the Packers' future, but passing on Watt for Kevin King is pretty indisputably bad, especially that they didn't exactly take a star with the extra pick they got in return either (Vince Biegel).
Atlanta's worst draft trade was actually their trade with the Chargers in 2001 to draft a man involved in dog fighting. On the flip side of the IND-ATL trade, Indy eventually traded Jeff George to the same team they traded to get him in the first place, and Jeff George SHOCKINGLY met the criteria necessary to turn the Atlanta 96 draft pick they owed to the Colts into a 1st round pick. Who did Indy use that pick on? None other than Marvin Harrison. So yeah, trading up for Jeff George did work out for the Colts, just not as expected, and in a way that would benefit them greatly a decade later.
LP, Muhlbach, Mannelly, Cox, Jennings, DeOssie, Dennings… after decency bias I start to draw a blank. I definitely don’t know any “historical” long snappers.
Sooooo in clicking through other videos I only now found out Jared Allen was deemed a Long Snapper prospect coming out of Idaho State and that he did snap in the NFL. That, to me, is nuts and makes him worthy of the best NFL long snapper ever ever. Also, forgot to mention Loeffler on my earlier reply.
The Cardinals trading for Rosen wasn't bad as they didn't give up much and needed a QB. The worst draft trade had to be when they gave up the #2 pick in the 1998 to the chargers for the #3 and additional players and draft picks. The Cardinals came out like bandits but they made a bad pick selecting Andre Wadsworth instead of Charles Woodson and that set them back even more.
You know the worst part about the Trubisky trade? The fact that the 49ers were probably going to pick Solomon Thomas at #2 anyway, so the Bears didn't even *NEED* to trade up for him. And the picks the Bears traded away eventually ended up being Alvin Kamara and Fred Warner.
Larry Fitzgerald Terrell Owens Calvin Johnson Steve Smith Steve Largent Randy Moss Andre Johnson Julio Jones Tim Brown Cris Carter Maybe something like this?
Um, KiJana Carter injured his ACL in a preseason game in Detroit. He didn't play at all in 1995 for that very reason. It wasn't possible for him to be productive in his rookie season.
Still a bust. Had 4 years to prove himself deserving of the first pick. He was brought in to attempt to turn the Bengals into a playoff contender and he failed,.
@@tfromcali89 Three words: The Lost Decade- what us Bengals fans call the 12-year period of losing seasons between 1991 through 2002. David Klingler, Dan Wilkinson, and Akili Smith also were thrust with the designation of making the Bengals playoff contenders. But that responsibility is superceded by the three coaches at the helm during 11 of 12 of those years. David Shula, Bruce Coslet, and Dick LeBeau are their names.
Good video but I don’t think that Falcons-Colts trade in 1990 was bad on the Atlanta’s side considering that Andre Risen was a 4X Pro Bowler and Chris Hinton was a Pro Bowl and an a 1st team All Pro. Also don’t think the Seahawks-Cowboys in 1977 deal bad considering Dorset didn’t want to play for an expansion team.
For the cowboys by far their worst recent selection was Taco Charlton with the 26th talking about that Tj Watt was a better prospect and was selected one pick after (it’s like the eagles when they draft Reagor over Justin Jefferson)
The Seattle trade for the rights to Tony Dorsett was somewhat unfair. Seattle was an expansion team and they needed "plus" players at every position rather than one superstar. Both teams got what they wanted. Seattle was a far more competitive team after expansion than Tampa Bay was, in part because of this trade. No, I'm not a Seattle fan.
Probably pretty difficult to pick the worse of all when it came to a certain handful of teams... Those seem to be the same group of franchises that pick in the top 10 every goddamn year!
I still think the Jordan Love choice played out great. It lit a fire under ARod to the point he arguably had his best MVP season. This draft choice eliminated any "complacency" in Rodgers. Best draft pick since Baktiari
The problem with draft day trades is the consensus is usually what pushes everything. You have 2-5 players that they are completely wrong as being good, and 2-5 they are wrong that as being bad. It's EASY to say bad move AFTER most of these trades because you see what the player did not as opposed to what they could have been and everyone else thinks they should have done. Dallas traded back and took a center that they trashed them for. taking Fredrickson who became an immediate impact . They trashed KC for trading up for Mahomes. Now they say everyone in the spots before screwed up for not TAKING Mahomes. hindsight is always 20/20
You TOTALLY missed the Falcons worst draft day trade. Andre Rison and Chris Hinton both made the pro bowl. Them giving up a first round draft pick to Baltimore in 2011 for Reggie Kelly. Baltimore picked Jamal Lewis...
The Bettis trade still hurts to this day. I think the Rams also were worried about Cap and how much Bettis was gonna cost them... At least that's what I tell myself to help me sleep at night. lol
As a Steeler fan, that trade was confusing AF 🤣 But hey, Eric Green was a very good TE. Our worst decision was not drafting Marino when we had the chance. Imagine that defense with Marino throwing the ball! They could have won at least 2 super bowls in the 90's.
Any Tampa Bay Buc fan will tell you the worst Game Day trade was the 1982 Booker Reese fiasco. Because the draft day guy wrote Sean Farrell down and submitted the card pick before the main room back in Tampa could decide between Farrell or Reese, the Bucs draft room back in Tampa panicked and traded away their 1983 First Rounder in order to move up for Reese. Reese turned out to be a bust and the Bucs missed out on the Great QB draft of 1983 (they could have been in position to get Marino just as Doug Williams was leaving due to the owner's bad contract offers). With Barron, the Bucs at least got a couple years out of him and some trade value.
remember on draft night when rosen said 9 teams made a mistake not drafting him? instantly turned me off of him. you cant come in, do absolutely nothing, and stick ya chest out. rarely ever works.
Most people think of the Bucs as a historically bad franchise, then there's you guys who seem to think drafting Mark Barron was one of their all time worst mistakes. Trust me, of all the dumb things they've done that doesn't even register.
The Packers didn't just draft Jordan Love, they re-chipped Roger's shoulder and now the future back to back MVP is on his way to Super Bowl ring number 2. They didn't need a WR, they just needed the ones they had to play to their potential. Pissing off Rodgers was way more impactful than any rookie receiver would have been.
I dont recall Rodgers dropping the onside kick against Seattle. Don't remember him unable to cover Julio against the Falcons. He wasn't out there getting run over by San Francisco and it wasn't his fault Kevin King was on pain killers and couldn't cover anyone against Tampa...
As a titans fan it didn’t matter to me cause I wasn’t around back then but what does matter to me is the rams trading the titans a bunch of picks for our first rounder and they selected goff...titans with those picks got Derrick henry corey davis jonnu smith and Jack Conklin and some dude that was mediocre
I'm a giants fan, and I'm going to disagree with this. The worst was Deandre Baker from the 2019 draft. Trading up in the first round to get him, and played horrible, bad work ethic going back to his college days, and got cut after getting arrested.
if that is the worst draft trade the Steelers ever had, that really isnt so bad. The Steelers did have Merrill Hoge and Barry Foster as well as what they hoped was big time in Tim Worley. Obviously Smith was miles better, but not a terrible trade to get Greene. Seems like Pittsburghs Draft day trades overall netted 2 HOF players too. Not too shabby
Browns would have got Julio Jones but he would have been gone after his rookie contract anyways cuz they didn't have any quarterback power to get his career going like Matt Ryan did
Oh na .. y’all did Kyler Murray dirty with the picture 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ha
fr tho
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I was really confused for a sec lmao had to rewind
LMAO hahahaahahah
Idea: Every teams best draft of all time.
Ravens first draft
Yes please.
Patriots : Tom Brady
Chiefs: Patrick
The 1974 Steelers draft picked 4 future hall of famers, and then a 5th one was signed after the draft. That was the best draft of all time.
Day two of asking TPS to do the best undrafted free agents from every year
Day two of agreeing :)
The only reason that it hurts so badly to be a Bears fan of 35 years as opposed to a jets or Browns fan, is that the Bears produced some of the biggest stars the game has ever seen such as Walter Payton, Devon Hester, Butkus, Urlacher, etc and they have had some teams that seemed like they could be contenders, only to end the season in heartbreak.
Bears don't ever have a good QB
Their best quarterback was cutler and they hated him. I'm not a cutler hater at all. I'm from Tennessee and cutler was an sec stud on vanderbilt!
you forgot harvey dent
Double doink
Lol there is nothing worse than being a Jets fan
Day 70 of telling TPS to use chapters
Yesss
How do u do that?
@@xxxyres it’s a setting that puts a bookmark on a video listing what it is about in that section
Video Idea: 10 players who switched teams and did awful on a different team or under perform.
Jimmy Graham
@@ericf91 Antonio won a SB
Albert Haynesworth
Odell
To quote my Bears friend when I texted him the title: “Maybe they’ll be spicy and pick something else..... ok probably not”
The Saints trading their whole draft plus two picks in the following year's draft to move up to get Ricky Williams has to be the stupidest draft trade of all time.
It was so refreshing for the Packers to take a page out of the bears draft book when they shit the bed and picked Love. Of course we don't know how he'll pan out, he'll most likely become a decent QB, but with that move they completely alienated their MVP QB. There was no question about his loyalty to the organization and his mindset that he would finish his career there. That though completely changed in one night. All they had to do was draft an offensive weapon that wasn't a QB, or even foul up and draft a D player. They truly drafted the one and only position they shouldn't of and forever changed the course of their team... So refreshing
10 teams who drafted horribly but luckily nailed a franchise player
Gotta mention the Packers during Ted Thompson's last draft. Aaron Jones was a 5th rounder and I think he's the only one still with the team
Nice idea
@@Ibmyselfman kevin king is still there
@@gopher6532 he sure is. That's not saying much
The Ricky Williams trade had to be the worst
Ricky Williams is still one of my favorites because he got high and forgot he wasn't supposed to get high
When you realize Mitch trubisky has never had a losing record when starting, made the playoffs 2 out of 4 years in his career, and had a game with 4 first half passing td
He was never the issue it was always Nagy
Mitch could've been very good if only Matt Nagy developed him
Why u do Murray like that 💀😭
Turns out the Jordan Love pick wasn't so bad after all.
In the trubisky trade bears gave up one pick that was used on rb called Alvin Kamara and a mlb that goes by the name of Fred warner
Who? And who?
@@noahsilon4630 Kamara is a Pro Bowler for the Saints, and Warner is a Pro Bowler for the 49ers.
To this day I still don’t know what they saw in Trubisky Watson was clearly the best QB to get at the time and didn’t have to trade up to get him either oh well Watson is now dealing with accusations so it is what it is
The fact that the Buffalo Bills got Sammy Watkins instead of Odell Beckham and Jarvis Landry in 2014 😔
Or Mike Evans. But I get the point.
They should have drafted Khalil Mack
@@stevebarnes4805 or Aaron Donald in hindsight, but ya, the 2014 class was stacked and my Bills screwed it up like usual.
@@charlesrupp3976 I remember sitting with my friends at BWW and when they chose Sammy...we didn't understand it. Mack was tailor made for that defense they had.
@@charlesrupp3976 classic bills
Even though it wasn’t in the best light it’s cool to hear Johnny “Lam” Jones mentioned in a video. I went the same school as him years later. He’s still a local legend and inspiration to kids in Lampasas my coach’s would tell us stories of his exploits in track and football. His high school jersey was still hanging outside the old gymnasium when I was there.
Do a video on every NFL teams' best draft class.
Cardinals) 2004
Steelers) 1974
Saints) 2017
Buccaneers) 1995
Fun fact, Cordarrelle Patterson still ended up winning a chip with the Patriots 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️😂😂😂 so that a huge W
Yeah with another team not the one that drafted him so it’s a failure.
The giants trading up for deandre baker in 2019 was much worse than the trade up for sinorice moss in 06
Everybody Gangsta till TPS comes out with a great new vid
I forgot ryan mathews existed.
To this day, I can't begin to comprehend what the actual frick was going through Bears management's heads on the whole Trubisky deal. What an amazing s**tshow.
Mitchell Trubisky has a Winning record and as far as passer rating he is the best qb in bears history. He's the only qb with 0 pick 6s on him too. He was done dirty by Nagy who put his own ego over the team.
Love the videos
NAH NAH! ANTONIO GATES IS THE BEST TE OF ALL TIME
To be fair, Larry Johnson had two of the most productive years of any RB in history. And if you had ever faced a fantasy team with him as the RB, you'd remember that.
Whats 2 good years vs a dominate hall of famer Safety? Not much
Not really impressive when you are in the proximity of other RBs like Bettis, Lewis, and Tomlinson.
You forgot to mention that the Cowboy's owner Jerry Jones said that if they hadn't made the trade, the Cowboys would have taken Michael Brockers with the first round pick and Bobby Wagner with the 2nd round pick. Yeah, I wish they hadn't made the trade. Although, at the time I was okay with it.
There was one draft where the Browns gave up a few picks to the Vikings to move up one spot and take a running back the Vikings had no interest in (they already had Adrian Peterson).
If the worst draft day for the Vikings was 2013, the worst draft in the 2000s, the Vikings have done okay overall on draft day then.
..Except for THAT trade. Grr
Day 4 of asking for top 10 times TPS talked to soon (like when they said Josh Allen wasn’t worth a 1st round pick)
Day 3 each teams best late round steal
Nah, I'd say trading down in 2017 was probably a bigger mistake for the Packers, given that if they stayed put, they could've taken *TJ Watt*, who was taken one pick after the Packers' original selection. Love could still turn out to be a piece of the Packers' future, but passing on Watt for Kevin King is pretty indisputably bad, especially that they didn't exactly take a star with the extra pick they got in return either (Vince Biegel).
Atlanta's worst draft trade was actually their trade with the Chargers in 2001 to draft a man involved in dog fighting.
On the flip side of the IND-ATL trade, Indy eventually traded Jeff George to the same team they traded to get him in the first place, and Jeff George SHOCKINGLY met the criteria necessary to turn the Atlanta 96 draft pick they owed to the Colts into a 1st round pick. Who did Indy use that pick on? None other than Marvin Harrison. So yeah, trading up for Jeff George did work out for the Colts, just not as expected, and in a way that would benefit them greatly a decade later.
Trading up just to pass up on watson and mahomes. 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Give me them top ten all-time long snappers.
LP the Goat
Don mulbach number 1
LP, Muhlbach, Mannelly, Cox, Jennings, DeOssie, Dennings… after decency bias I start to draw a blank. I definitely don’t know any “historical” long snappers.
Sooooo in clicking through other videos I only now found out Jared Allen was deemed a Long Snapper prospect coming out of Idaho State and that he did snap in the NFL. That, to me, is nuts and makes him worthy of the best NFL long snapper ever ever.
Also, forgot to mention Loeffler on my earlier reply.
The Cardinals trading for Rosen wasn't bad as they didn't give up much and needed a QB.
The worst draft trade had to be when they gave up the #2 pick in the 1998 to the chargers for the #3 and additional players and draft picks. The Cardinals came out like bandits but they made a bad pick selecting Andre Wadsworth instead of Charles Woodson and that set them back even more.
10 great players with terrible rookie seasons
You know the worst part about the Trubisky trade?
The fact that the 49ers were probably going to pick Solomon Thomas at #2 anyway, so the Bears didn't even *NEED* to trade up for him.
And the picks the Bears traded away eventually ended up being Alvin Kamara and Fred Warner.
I like how the pats finessed everyone
Day 13 of asking TPS to rank the last 20 mvp seasons
Day 21: Biggest blowout by each team
Atlanta Falcons: Please No More Lists of Our Pain...
Atlanta Falcons: Please No More Lists of Our Pain...
Love you guys
Top 10 WRs that Never Won a Super Bowl
Larry Fitzgerald
Terrell Owens
Calvin Johnson
Steve Smith
Steve Largent
Randy Moss
Andre Johnson
Julio Jones
Tim Brown
Cris Carter
Maybe something like this?
Chad Johnson was pretty good but not top 10
@@Nicolas815 AJ Brown DK Metcalf about to be on this list
@@anonymousanonymous-fg5rv lol nice joke
I was hoping when in 2019 the giants traded to no.30 pick to select DeAndre Baker, and they gave 2nd 4th and 5th rounds to Seattle
Um, KiJana Carter injured his ACL in a preseason game in Detroit. He didn't play at all in 1995 for that very reason. It wasn't possible for him to be productive in his rookie season.
Still a bust. Had 4 years to prove himself deserving of the first pick. He was brought in to attempt to turn the Bengals into a playoff contender and he failed,.
@@tfromcali89 Three words: The Lost Decade- what us Bengals fans call the 12-year period of losing seasons between 1991 through 2002. David Klingler, Dan Wilkinson, and Akili Smith also were thrust with the designation of making the Bengals playoff contenders. But that responsibility is superceded by the three coaches at the helm during 11 of 12 of those years. David Shula, Bruce Coslet, and Dick LeBeau are their names.
Good video but I don’t think that Falcons-Colts trade in 1990 was bad on the Atlanta’s side considering that Andre Risen was a 4X Pro Bowler and Chris Hinton was a Pro Bowl and an a 1st team All Pro. Also don’t think the Seahawks-Cowboys in 1977 deal bad considering Dorset didn’t want to play for an expansion team.
For the cowboys by far their worst recent selection was Taco Charlton with the 26th talking about that Tj Watt was a better prospect and was selected one pick after (it’s like the eagles when they draft Reagor over Justin Jefferson)
And the Packers just gave Rodgers *$200 million reasons* why Love was a mistake
Video suggestion: If the best players currently in the NFL were drafted by another team how better or worse they’re careers would be
Too complicated for tps
You forgot that Pat Swilling had a good career as part of The Dome Patrol in New Orleans as a Saint
Not even close with the chiefs. 2002 Ryan sims number 6 overall. 8 years on nfl with a 143 tackles and 8 sacks.
Best draft year for each team
Everyone laughs at NO for the Ricky Williams trade but... What did the Redskins do with those picks? 🤔
One them guys Chris Samuels was a stud there
They drafted a Hall of Famer in Champ Bailey with their first NO pick. That one alone made them the winner of the trade.
They got picks like Lavar Arrington, Chris Samuels and Champ Bailey.
In fairness to Seattle, Dorsett had made it pretty clear he didnt want to go to an expansion team
same thought
TPS is good no cap
Imagine Julio and josh Gordon side by side in Cleveland and Julio mentors Gordon to be just like him and get clean
The Seattle trade for the rights to Tony Dorsett was somewhat unfair. Seattle was an expansion team and they needed "plus" players at every position rather than one superstar. Both teams got what they wanted. Seattle was a far more competitive team after expansion than Tampa Bay was, in part because of this trade. No, I'm not a Seattle fan.
Great point. Of course everyone is gonna hate on them for it without rly knowing why they made the trade.
Mitchell’s smile is so CRINGE 👁👄👁
Got damn JP Losman was so sure of himself, he even convinced me 🤦🏽♂️
They really chose him over Bledsoe
@@dertylox45 Naw Bledsoe was 1 overall in 93, but we could've had Luke McCown or Matt Schaub in that draft. Both better than JP
I wanna start a petition to get TPS to stop calling Minnesota “Minny”
Probably pretty difficult to pick the worse of all when it came to a certain handful of teams... Those seem to be the same group of franchises that pick in the top 10 every goddamn year!
I still think the Jordan Love choice played out great. It lit a fire under ARod to the point he arguably had his best MVP season. This draft choice eliminated any "complacency" in Rodgers. Best draft pick since Baktiari
The problem with draft day trades is the consensus is usually what pushes everything. You have 2-5 players that they are completely wrong as being good, and 2-5 they are wrong that as being bad. It's EASY to say bad move AFTER most of these trades because you see what the player did not as opposed to what they could have been and everyone else thinks they should have done. Dallas traded back and took a center that they trashed them for. taking Fredrickson who became an immediate impact . They trashed KC for trading up for Mahomes. Now they say everyone in the spots before screwed up for not TAKING Mahomes. hindsight is always 20/20
You TOTALLY missed the Falcons worst draft day trade. Andre Rison and Chris Hinton both made the pro bowl.
Them giving up a first round draft pick to Baltimore in 2011 for Reggie Kelly. Baltimore picked Jamal Lewis...
The funny thing about the Ricky Williams trade is that Washington didn’t use all those picks for a great crop of players to build a dynasty.
I called Rosen being a bust as soon as he winked at the camera against A&M in 2017. Damn shame
Ok but TPS isn’t saying how Dorsett said he would play in the CFL if drafted by Seattle and they needed an infusion of talent at all positions.
The Bettis trade still hurts to this day. I think the Rams also were worried about Cap and how much Bettis was gonna cost them... At least that's what I tell myself to help me sleep at night. lol
How did you choose for the Jets and Browns? The stupidity of their trading and drafting is LEGENDARILY BAD!!!
As a Steeler fan, that trade was confusing AF 🤣 But hey, Eric Green was a very good TE. Our worst decision was not drafting Marino when we had the chance. Imagine that defense with Marino throwing the ball! They could have won at least 2 super bowls in the 90's.
49ers drafting Rice was gold
Browns trade was ad. Honorable mentions for trading up for Winslow or moving down a spot to give the Ravens Haloti Ngata
Any Tampa Bay Buc fan will tell you the worst Game Day trade was the 1982 Booker Reese fiasco. Because the draft day guy wrote Sean Farrell down and submitted the card pick before the main room back in Tampa could decide between Farrell or Reese, the Bucs draft room back in Tampa panicked and traded away their 1983 First Rounder in order to move up for Reese. Reese turned out to be a bust and the Bucs missed out on the Great QB draft of 1983 (they could have been in position to get Marino just as Doug Williams was leaving due to the owner's bad contract offers).
With Barron, the Bucs at least got a couple years out of him and some trade value.
Charles Rodgers. Saw him dropping passes at Michigan State. Nothing changed with Lions.
Can you do nfl players who said they were retiring but came back?
Jason witten
remember on draft night when rosen said 9 teams made a mistake not drafting him? instantly turned me off of him. you cant come in, do absolutely nothing, and stick ya chest out. rarely ever works.
Idea: Every Nfl teams best hidden gem in the draft ever.
Do best available free agents and what team needs them and can help them win
On paper that Browns to Falcons trade is really smart
I like this guy's voice LOL
Earl Thomas was good. Not a hall of famer...
Most people think of the Bucs as a historically bad franchise, then there's you guys who seem to think drafting Mark Barron was one of their all time worst mistakes. Trust me, of all the dumb things they've done that doesn't even register.
The Packers didn't just draft Jordan Love, they re-chipped Roger's shoulder and now the future back to back MVP is on his way to Super Bowl ring number 2.
They didn't need a WR, they just needed the ones they had to play to their potential. Pissing off Rodgers was way more impactful than any rookie receiver would have been.
Rodgers will choke in the Conference Championship like he always does
I dont recall Rodgers dropping the onside kick against Seattle.
Don't remember him unable to cover Julio against the Falcons.
He wasn't out there getting run over by San Francisco and it wasn't his fault Kevin King was on pain killers and couldn't cover anyone against Tampa...
What about Giants trading up for Deandre Baker
That was an absolute disaster, but then again, nothing went right for the Giants in 2019.
OH NAW!!! YOU DIDNT MADE RISON DIRTY😭🤣
As a titans fan it didn’t matter to me cause I wasn’t around back then but what does matter to me is the rams trading the titans a bunch of picks for our first rounder and they selected goff...titans with those picks got Derrick henry corey davis jonnu smith and Jack Conklin and some dude that was mediocre
I hope Fields never ends up on this kind of list, hoping he proves all the people who doubt him wrong.
Idea... guessing nfl draft players madden rating!
I'm a giants fan, and I'm going to disagree with this. The worst was Deandre Baker from the 2019 draft. Trading up in the first round to get him, and played horrible, bad work ethic going back to his college days, and got cut after getting arrested.
Idea! Which team has had the most first overall! Or top 5 picks
Bettis for Phillips has to be the worst ever. They traded the Bus for the BUST.
if that is the worst draft trade the Steelers ever had, that really isnt so bad. The Steelers did have Merrill Hoge and Barry Foster as well as what they hoped was big time in Tim Worley. Obviously Smith was miles better, but not a terrible trade to get Greene. Seems like Pittsburghs Draft day trades overall netted 2 HOF players too. Not too shabby
The giants trading up to get Deandre Baker in the 2019 draft was their worst trade in my opinion
Ricky Williams trade is pure head scratcher... Can not comprehend the logic
Browns would have got Julio Jones but he would have been gone after his rookie contract anyways cuz they didn't have any quarterback power to get his career going like Matt Ryan did
You should do every team’s BEST draft day trade.
Randy moss was disrespectful as hell. Didn’t wanna deal with him anymore
the Ricky Williams move is still impossible to understand. All that for a running back? Crazy.