The Worst QB Draft Class in NFL History
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The 2007 NFL Draft was good - overall. But for quarterbacks - it was terrible.
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I guess Geno Smith’s perfect QBR for one single game is what puts 2013 over the top…
The 2007 class had more hype because of Russell and Quinn.
@@aidantarrant6954 This is a discussion of just the worst though… Was 2013 as hyped as 2007? Certainly not, but it was still abysmal.
@@agent3269 Yeah, both were bad. There really are no winners in this debate.
We are the real winners for having witnessed the downfall of those draft classes. We got to experience the hype AND the aftermath.
@@agent3269I'd argue the one with more hype is automatically worse.
I have never heard "Darrelle Revis" be pronounced like that
Scrolled way too far to find this comment lmaooo
It’s like almost intentional considering he’s a NYG fan
The way he pronounced it is a crime against humanity
Flag on FPV for saying his name wrong
It's like it was just read by a narrator who doesn't watch football.
Wow, this QB draft class WAS cursed. "Speaking of things that won't let you down..."
You coulda rickrolled us, but didn't. Classy!
We all basically got rickrolled by this qb class
I was expecting a rickroll 😂😂😂
Passing up a RicRoll opportunity that is served up on a platter is a disgrace! May you be excommunicated from the National Dad Joke Committee AND the esteemed How Do You Do Fellow Kids? Council! A shame on your house 5PTS! In the name of the Holy Thats What She Said!
I still believe to this day that the Raiders would have been better off with Brady Quinn than JaMarcus Russell. Granted, he still would've sucked in Oakland because that franchise was just as dysfunctional as the Browns, but at least Quinn actually put in the effort to be a professional quarterback, unlike JaMarcus.
Yeah not making excuses it's on him but I can't help and think about what all was going on with jamarcus with like almost everyone close to him dying pretty suddenly. Again not making excuses but depression is real and has symptoms that line up to what he was criticized for. Plus in college to my understanding there wasnt a work ethic issue. It is what it is but I can't help think that if he didn't go through all that in a shorter frame he's at least been better at his job. Not great but better
We needed a quarterback that year, so taking any of them would have been bad. I don't agree with what fivepoints said this being the wrong pick in that we should have drafted Megatron. Who's throwing him the ball if we passed on quarterback? It's easy to make takes like this when we have the results already, but we'd have to assume Calvin would work in Oakland with no quarterbacks and a revolving door of head coaches
@@walker1984 then again, Calvin waited 2 years before Stafford came along.
@@dionr1168 would Al Davis pick Stafford or get another 1st pick of the draft to do so
Jamarcus needed a team with a coach that would motivate him, like a Pittsburgh, Green Bay, San Francisco or Baltimore, Oakland had Lane Kiffin as their coach and he was fired during Russell's first season, that didnt help😂
There are a lot of athletes who are about this quote, but for me, JaMarcus Russell fits it perfectly. "The saddest thing in life is wasted talent." A Bronx Tale.
“This thing can stomp an elephant driving a truck and the truck too!“
Love that movie. So many quotables.
For JaMarcus the saddest thing to waste was codeine syrup and/or a cheeseburger.
@@Terror832 fuuuuuckin A. Incredible movie. All time classic. "Next time figure out what's goin on before you open your mouth" lol
I apply this to pretty much all people in life. It all comes down to someone's drive to achieve and do right by themselves. Growing up, I had an neighbor across the street who - in all seriousness - could've been another Elon Musk, Bill Gates, etc., and he blew it all by getting in a bad crowd who used drugs "to be cool." I still wonder sometimes what he could have been had he just stuck with school. Out of all of his friends, he's one of the only ones that even still alive; I attribute that to his unrivaled intelligence. Still, he's lucky to be alive for all of the shit he put into his body.
Wasted talent is such a shame.
I heard he could throw it like 80 yards from his knees or something crazy like that
Drew Stanton has a SB ring and a 11-6 record as a starter lmao, even after being apart of the 2008 0-16 Lions
He still threw more picks than TDs
Matt Moore went undrafted in 2007, yet had a better career overall than the rest.
Solid backup for the Cardinals and very good at sideline cheering.
@Fries I'd go with Moore over Stanton, and still him over Banks. Interestingly, this wasn't the 1st time Derek Anderson got the upper hand on Brady Quinn. In his final college game, Anderson beat him in the 2004 Insight Bowl. Apparently, Oregon State managed to produce 2 QB's who made a greater impact individually against the 07 draft class put together.
Also, I don't believe Stanton has officially retired.
The two questions that keep Raiders fans up at night: What if they picked Megatron instead of JaWalrus, and what if they picked Larry Fitzgerald instead of Robert Gallery?
Here's another for you guys: What if Al Davis had traded for Michael Irvin? When Jimmy Johnson took over the Cowboys, he went to Davis and asked what he'd give him for Irvin (then in his second year). Davis (before old age took him) changed Johnson's mind, reminding him that if he dealt Irvin, then-rookie QB Troy Aikman would have exactly jack and shit to throw to. With that advice, Johnson shifted focus to his only other marketable asset: Running back Hershel Walker.
The rest, as they say, is history.
If they had made the deal, the Raiders could've thrown out a three-receiver set of Irvin, Tim Brown and Willie Gault.
As a Raiders fan, here's another one. What if we drafted Aaron Rodgers over Fabian Washington? What's ironic is that those three guys the Raiders passed on, they were picked the pick after the Raiders in those respective drafts.
What if..what if..
Dysfunctional teams do dysfunctional things.
Not just Megatron, fucking Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, Joe Thomas.
The one that sticks out for me, is Aaron Rodgers, we had the last pick before he was taken. He obviously needed time to develop, but he could have gotten that.
@@CiabanItReal To be fair, Green Bay was a hair away from the Superbowl when Ridgers took over. Oakland wasn't that in 2008. For all we know he ends up with David Carr syndrome. Talent and potential wasted by nobody around him.
Troy Smith got basically the same treatment in San Fran, despite being the statistically better quarterback in 2010, Alex Smith was given the starting quarterback position 11 times out of 16 and Troy accounted for half of their 6 wins that season despite starting less then half as many games (5 for Troy vs. 11 for Alex). He never got a legit chance to start after that, bouncing around minor leagues and the NFL for the next few seasons before retiring for good in 2014. I think he deserved more of a chance then he got.
Yeah, when he got his chance he wasn’t half bad
He was given a shot in the CFL and wasn't good there. He wasn't some hidden gem, teams moved on from him for a reason.
He was also in the wrong era
@@darthrevan6 The bigger CFL field exposed Smith's weak arm
Brady Quinn was also on the wrong end of the greatest QB duel game... that no one saw. Detroit Lions vs. Cleveland Browns, the game was not televised... anywhere, since it was probably blacked out locally for not selling out... and Quinn and Matthew Stafford - in either his first or second year - had an absolutely epic shootout, which Stafford won on a game-winning drive... but in early Stafford fashion, sustaining an injury on the penultimate play that kept him out for several more games. He threw the game-winning TD with that injury to his off shoulder... he visibly couldn't even lift his arm to celebrate the victory. I remember that game, because no one saw it live, but *everyone* was talking about it on Monday...
And there was that incredible audio from the Lions' sideline. After getting crushed on the previous play and sustaining that injury to his non-throwing shoulder, Stafford had to sit out a play, due to the injury timeout. But then Browns coach Eric Mangini called a timeout... which let the mics pick up Stafford on the sideline, "They called a timeout? That means I can go back in, right? Please let me go back in and finish this game, coach, please!"
He went back in, threw the go-ahead TD in obvious pain... and that's why I've always had kind of a soft spot for Stafford. On the losing end of that game, possibly having one of his statistically best games? Brady Quinn. Dude couldn't buy luck in the pros. But, I guess the Browns do that to you. I mean, so do the Lions, but... Stafford endured, and eventually got out.
I don’t know if it was a Mandela effect, but I vividly remember That last quarter and seeing Stafford ball out
The Lions went 2-14 that year as well.
Quinn is jusy a talented guy in a wrong team, just like Stafford too
@@giovannitrejo3518 you've probably seen the clip from it. th-cam.com/video/J85aGnneQ7g/w-d-xo.html
@@JordanCS13 yes, I’ve absolutely seen the clip after the fact just to remember how crazy that game was but I’m talking about that same week. Like I vividly remember watching that game live
96 was pretty damn rough too. When Tony Banks is your best QB you know something went wrong
Who? Isn’t he the keyboardist for Genesis?
Tony Banks was ass. I'm a Washington fan I remember lol 🤣
@@kramalerav yes he is and I would pay good money to watch him play football
It's funny that Tony Banks has a ring while Dan Marino and Jim Kelly don't. Life is cruel like that
@@Ofnir_1 why do y’all fans think a ring means everything like I don’t even know who tf this guy is But I definitely know Dan Marino and Brian Kelly
Least the Brownies didn't screw up their first pick. Joe Thomas was an absolute stud.
Never missed a snap until the past that ended his career! Absolutely a LEGEND!
Go figure. Lions nailed their pick too.
Thomas is headed to the Hall.
I believe that Viking wearing #4 was John David Booty who later changed his # to 9 so Brett Favre could wear #4.
@Peters6221 🤣
@Peters6221 I remember back on 05 playing a year and Farve retiring and becoming a coach. Even EA's Madden couldn't figure out when he was gonna retire and just assumed every year.
You know the QB draft class is bad when it’s best player gets Wally Pipped by Joe Flacco of all people
As a Ravens fan I'm laughing because same thing happened to Flacco a decade later
2008-2014 flacco had 3 afc championship appearances and a super bowl ring 11-5 in the playoffs and most road playoffs win in history. Ravens made the right choice for sure lol
@@kevinschindele4829 he got them a ring didn't he that's more then many busts in the past even if they nearly choked that Superbowl still a win
The crazy thing is that 2007 was literally a great draft for any other position
Jamarcus Russell was Eddie Lacy with no work ethic
JaMarcus Russell had the talent he just did not have the work ethic
Quite possibly the biggest waste of potential.....maybe ever.
I think if Brady Quinn was drafted by a different team, his career would of been much different.
Alot of players careers could had ultimately been different if they went to the correct team and schemes.
For all we know we can have another Brady on a teams roster right now or practice squad. But dosnt get his true chance, thus we have no idea we're missing out on the next super star QB
@@JDBass36 It's all about taking advantage of reps and Field Time. They will NEVER not put you on the field if your good enough. This goes for High School and College players aswell
@@mankuro I agree! But some players look all world in practice and play like shit in real games.
It just really depends if the situation that play is in. I'm sure many of these 1st RD draft bust could have been pro bowlers or HOF players if they went to a different team when they got drafted.
But when you got drafted to the jaguars or Jets ( sorry jags and Jets fans) with a poor culture of developing players. Then it becomes that much harder to achieve your potential.
@@JDBass36 You do have a point here. Some teams ruin players potential case in point Trevor and the Jags Right now
The Raiders?
Correction: it was a DVD case, and the case was empty. Couldn't even be bothered to open the case
Reh-vis? Ree-vis? 🤣🤣🤜🤛🤙✌️
the fact that Adrian Peterson is still playing after tearing his knee and running for as many yards as he did can’t be overstated as an amazing feat.
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Five Points Vid: Darrelle "REV-us"
2007 was the most wierdest college football season of all time.
Darelle Revis being pronounced Reh-Vis had me in tears
Honorable mention should go to the 2013 NFL Draft. The quarterback that has thrown the most touchdowns in that draft in the pros is…. Mike Glennon.
Kevin Kolb .... ouch
Quick edit: If Kolb never gets hurt in that Packers game to open up the 2010 season, who knows ... the greatest individual player comeback in the history of this League might never have come to fruition
Alex Smith
@@analyzeandeducate Good call.... I should've said "non-injury comeback" ... Smith coming back at all was an amazing feat in and of itself and I don't want to take too much away from that, but it didn't last very long, 6 starts I believe? He did go 5-1 tho so...either way, like I said, good call!
I can’t believe the video didn’t cover Kolb getting destroyed by Clay Matthews in the first game of that 2010 season. Yes Vick became the starter, but before the season Kolb was the undisputed #1 and got injured the first game.
Troy Smith really just got the shit end of the stick. Falling to the 5th round, and then getting sick. I always back him up as an Ohio State fan but everyone still claims him as another OSU QB bust, which is ridiculous to me. 5th rounders can't really be busts imo. Not a ton of expectations for late round picks ya know.
Hes still the best nfl qb ohio state has ever produced. Think about that.
Brady Quinn might have been better if he wasn't drafted by, y'know, the Browns. He wouldn't have lived up to the hype, but he might have been at least decent
The crazy part was Quinn put in the work for the dumpster fire browns; unfortunately it was the coach and GM that ruined everything, when Quinn and Anderson split time Quinn was the better QB but Anderson had the better arm and they couldn’t figure out who they wanted to start which would drive anyone crazy.
I actually recognized the majority of the players you mentioned here. I remember back sucking on the dolphins and I remember Kevin Kolb at first playing pretty good with the eagles at least when Michael Vick got injured and it was like yay either quarterback they'll win with and then of course Kevin Kolb just could not sustain the success. I also remember Troy Smith because I remember how strange it was to me that somebody who won the Heisman had to wait until the 5th round to be drafted, but I actually didn't realize the reason why Joe flacco took over as the starter in 2008 was because Troy Smith got sick. That is really unlucky.
That said the only ones I remember being drafted that year where jamarcus russell, Brady quinn, and Troy smith. I didn't realize the other quarterbacks you mentioned were drafted that year. I also remember Troy Smith because he played on the 49ers for a short time as well. It wasn't very good there but he was better than some of the other backup QB's the 49ers were going through at the time.
What I think was really incredible was in 2009 when Matthew Stafford was drafted by the first overall pick from the Lions there was this really close game between the Lions and the browns and the browns had Brady Quinn and he actually played pretty good in that game too, but Matthew Stafford was better and obviously Stafford is still around and playing pretty well for the Rams now so the rest is history there, but the fact that there was actually a close game between a complete bust in Brady Quinn and someone who may be in the Hall of Fame with Matthew Stafford is pretty surprising.
Stafford had/has a big-time arm (though a big arm is certainly not everything when it comes to success at the pro level). Quinn was an outstanding college quarterback with a noodle arm whose game could easily be figured out quick by opposing pro defenses.
John David Booty is still one of the better QB names but he lost a spot to Favre
One of the knocks against Mister Buttfumble coming out of college was that he couldn’t beat out Booty for the starting position at USC.
@@kramalerav to be fair though Sanchez was really solid early for those Jets teams. They just missed their window and a lot of their key players were older or retired and they were whiffing on almost all their early picks around that time. Still one of the best teams for like 2-3 years.
Idk man the 2013 draft class was pretty stinky. Mike Fucking Glennon is statistically the best quarterback from the class.
Thanks Kyler Murray?
How about thanks Russell Wilson?
Video Idea: Worst Misdrafts in NFL/Sports in general history
Example: Portland Trail Blazers take Sam Bowie in the 1984 NBA Draft (Over Jordan, Barkley, etc.). Or Philadelphia Eagles draft Mike Mamula over Warren Sapp/Derrick Brooks in 1995
It would just be a collection of New York Jets draft picks.
My personal favorite is the Saints literally trading their entire draft in 1999 for Ricky Williams. Only for Ricky Williams to not pan out as hoped.
Dallas traded their 28th pick to Tampa in 95 cuz they didnt feel anyone was worthy….
Tampa selected Derrick Brooks and im still upset hahaha
Mike Mamula was competent for about 4 years, then was done after a bad injury. There have been far worse draft picks. Mike hasn't killed anyone. Mike put in the effort and was productive for several seasons.
I like to remind hornets fans that they traded away Kobe.
The Eagles were able to flip Kolb for DRC and a second round pick (later traded for two picks that became Brandon Boykin and Vinny Curry). A decent haul considering his draft position.
Great point
It was a great return with hindsight especially. I wish we would’ve took smith. Him in Reid’s system really could’ve been something imo
DRC, Democratic Republic of Congo? They got Congo for Kolb, dayum.
@@ramal5708 - Dominique Rogers Cromartie
Hell yea
Tyler Thigpen could have been something, he played pretty well in his short stint with the Chiefs. 22 Tds, 11 Ints and 300 rushing yards in 11 games. The only problem is that he only won 1 game in that stretch and got replaced with Matt Cassel the following year.
From what everybody is saying, the next draft class will be the same as '07. Though I doubt anyone saw Quinn bombing as he did and Russell becoming the biggest bust this side of Ryan Leaf (though I guess there were some scouting reports that noted his lack of effort in preparation).
At least Ryan Leaf is an interesting person and trying to overcome his substance abuse demons. Russell just vanished into Purple Drank.
@@johnchedsey1306 Ryan leaf isn't interesting and what you said about jamarcus sounds bigoted frankly.
Desmond Ridder gonna prove that wrong
JaMarcus Russell was forced unto the Raiders on draft day by Al Davis much to the chagrin of head coach Lane Kiffin who was not sold.
There may have been, but even back then, the rap of "lack of effort in preparation" was considered off-limits when applied to players of a certain, uh, demographic.
"now that height is no longer a deal breaker; thanks Kyler Murray"
Drew Brees says, "hello".
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Love your work. Who knew a Giants fan and a Cowboy fan could be so entertaining! The 5 of you are great. Keep up the good work.
Drew Stanton and Brady Quinn weren't that bad. Quinn was part of the Browns (and pretty much everyone has a miserable career there) and Stanton has been backup his whole career
Joe Thomas will also make the Hall of Fame making the Raiders pick even worse
I’m glad you out here making great videos. I been trying slowly block these other content creators (kto) that make their sport videos based on what they think or their opinions and you are cut and dry and stick to facts
6:10 mannings last super bowl. Yeah that didn’t age well🤣🤣🤣
The QB class of the damned made me laugh. That's a part of me that feels guilty for laughing. 😁
I remember Detroit’s GM Matt Millen talked about kicking Russell out of their meeting and then called Al Davis and warned him about Russell
What's with Ohio State quarterbacks struggling in the NFL? Troy Smith is Ohio State's best NFL QB since Mike Tomczak, and I can't believe I'm referencing Mike Tomczak in this comment section.
I wish I knew. Craig Krenzel, Troy Smith, Cardale Jones, and now Justin Fields. I know I probably missed 1 or 2 in there. I forgot Tomczak was a Buckeye. I guess the only good one would be Joe Burrow even though he never actually played for Ohio State in a game.
Did Kirk Herbstreit ever play in the NFL?
Ah, reminds me when I first took an interest in the NFL here in the UK. Mike "I might not be amazingly skilled, but at least I'm honest" Tomczak. Ah, memories, sweet memories.
@@gothard5 It's way too early to put Fields in the bust class of Ohio State QBs. He hasn't even started a full pro season. I think a lot of the thing with Ohio State guys is the scheme OSU runs. They don't have to be out recruiting the kinds of guys pro teams require because what they're running doesn't require it. You don't need to coach a guy to go through complicated reads and throw with tons of anticipation when your offense is designed around utilizing other tools.
@@ethanmcclain7570 Fields and the Bears are gonna do worse next season
Good lord.....Trent "Captain Checkdown" Edwards. He was SO DAMN FRUSTRATING to watch as a Bills fan. Like no joke....he almost never threw a deep ball and when he did it was like seeing a unicorn and it happened like once every 5 games.
I don't know how he even started! It must've been troubling times in Buffalo.
So like Jimmy Garoppolo then
@@MikeSparksMusic You have no idea. Things are frustrating right now as the Bills are massively underperforming, but the only franchises more inept and depressing during that time period were the Browns and the Lions.
@@MikeSparksMusic He just never seemed comfortable as a quarterback in the pocket. He always would rush plays and ckeckdown even when he had a clean pocket.... it was so strange to watch.
No worse than JP Loseman, right?
The misnaming is intentional when you saw him play?
Kolb was serviceable in Arizona, but injury prone. Started 4-0 for the Cardinals in 2012, then fractured his rib cage against Buffalo in Week 6. Cards finished 5-11 that year
I remember once watching a Notre Dame game to see if Quinn was really good. What I saw was a bunch of off-target throws that got bailed out by Jeff Smardzja (or however you spell that guy's name). I knew he was gonna be a bust right there.
Yea, Quinn never impressed, his ceiling may have been a decent west coast QB but that's all I saw. Jeff surprised me by playing baseball instead football after he graduated too but that probably turned out to be the better option for him.
Ok and russell biggest bust all time
Jeff Samardzija had a better career with his arm, pitching 10+ years in the MLB and was an All Star once.
@@KTF0 got a 100 million dollar deal as well. Easily made more money with his arm than he would have made playing double the career making money w his hands.
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Vids like this make me wonder if players who had high expectations and didn’t turn out well or were busts could have had good careers on other teams.
Geno smith: i ain't write back
I was going to say 2002.....but damn. lol
Kevin Kolb was actually doing great until he got his ass crushed by the green Bay LBs and injured then was afraid of trying anything risky. Had he never been injured he would've been fine
You can’t say that though because injuries are a part of the game.
@@yankees2864 yes but he was playing great before his injury had he stayed healthy or maybe not gotten as hurt I think he would've been better
@@TheKingDillon96 playing great?. He barely had any starts before getting injured. All I remember about him was that embarassing 108 yd pick six to ed reed and the fact that Vick nearly overcame a crappy start from Kolb in that season opening packers game.
David Klingler, Tony Sacca, and the 1992 QB class are protesting these results. Hell 1991 would be almost as bad as 92 if the INT machine didn't get into the HOF.
Quinn lose to Jay Clutler
Its enough for me 🤔
Lololo
The fact quinn was on fix news pre draft was a sign of things to come
You had me at JaMarcus.
Brady Quinn did play in one of the most underrated games ever, though.
Stafford vs Quinn was such a cool game to watch.
In 2007 no fan out there could imagine just how bad that QB class would become one day.
I love 5 points vids!!! Ever since I was in school
I Googled Russell he's currently an assistant coach for Quarterbacks in his former Alabama high school.
Thigpen was always one of those weird peripheral names in more recent NFL history that keeps my mind goblins awake at night. He goes to Kansas City because he is well wanted by the scouting staff there, gets a chance to start. Larry Johnson goes down and Gailey switches the offense up to a spread system/pistol hybrid once Johnson returns and Thigpen starts overall playing pretty okay (despite them losing repeatedly). Tony Gonzalez, arguably one of the biggest stars on the team at the time, voices support for Thigpen as he feels the offense turned the corner and they needed to spend resources elsewhere to get back to the playoffs. They keep Chan Gailey despite firing the head coach as offensive coordinator, which is a rarity, and you think "this spells good things for Tyler for one more year at least."
This voice, Tony's, gets traded to Atlanta to resume his assuredly Hall of Fame career. The team gets Belichick'd into giving the Patriots a 2nd round pick for Matt Cassel. Then the immortal Todd Haley, ever the impressionable coach as we know, said he would compete with Cassel for the job. Spoilers, they didn't even hide the lack of competition, putting him behind Brady Croyle at firm 3rd on the depth chart. Then Jacksonville comes with their scouting department, goes this guy could be a way more capable backup (then a 37 year old random named Bouman) for David Garrard and who knows, maybe could take over if David struggled again. Chiefs refuse to trade him for a 5th, then trade him later to Miami where he will again be buried by a multitude of QBs. Instead of letting this guy go to Jax for a real shot at a starting job or consistent backup role, he has to prove to Miami that Pat White, their 2nd round pick who never contributed in the NFL, is worse then him.
I didn't follow him in college and I wasn't ever a fan of this guy. But its crazy to think retrospectively how easily a player can, for better or worse, just get absolutely buried by the NFL machine. But maybe the fact he got a shot at all should be good enough, right?
Brady Quinn turned into Justin Beiber.
Megatron in the HOF at only 35. That's crazy
Brady Quinn's brother in law won a national championship, and super bowl championship and Co hosts one of the biggest internet shows in the world. Pretty tough lol.
I feel like Troy Smith could of been a franchise QB but he was never given the chance unfortunately. Too bad there are many QBs who could be good but are never given a chance.
I’ve always said, just because your draft need is a QB doesn’t mean that there’s one available in the entire draft class.
"Best talent available"
5-10 years from now, we'll be laughing at the remake of this video, featuring the 2021 QB's.
JaMarcus Russell is the worst qb draft pick in NFL history
What makes him worse than Ryan Leaf is my question.
The 2021 draft class was horrible for QB’s lol. Only 1 decent QB came outta that class and that’s Mac Jones who still had work to do 👀
Such sad careers, even the players that did well never won Lombardi
Joe Thomas is not a 'likely" hall of gamer. He is one of the absolute best tackles ever!
This video made me want to watch one of my favorite animated programs: Behvis and Butt-head.
Doesn't seem like that long ago when Jim Rome was talking about Quinn being the first overall pick in the draft next season. Who knows what Quinn , Manzel and Couch could have done if drafted by a competent team. Maybe it'd all have been the same. Alex Smith always makes me wonder
Did this man really just pronounce Revis the way he did😂🤣
John Beck will forever remind me of the muddy Monday Night Football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
I didn't think Russel's tape was blank. If I remember right it was a film of the Panthers 2021 Offense without CMC.
How do you not know how to pronounce Darrelle Revis
"Speaking of things that wont let you down, raycon!" Some of the worst wireless earbuds on the market :D
The browns ruined Brady Quinn just like they ruined Tim Couch and Colt McCoy
Kevin Kolb lost his job to McNabb and Vick lol
Thanks kyler Murray!? Russell Wilson is pretty much the exact same height and has been proving that short stature isn't that big a deal.. why does everyone over look Wilson!? 2 Sb appearances 1 win, tons of playoff appearances, probowls, records, guy has never won MVP... So much disrespect
Kevin Kolb was an amazing back up QB for Philly. When he stepped in off the bench he excelled.
Yo, you put mushrooms on your back OR your feet! MUSHROOMS ON YOUR BACK OR YOUR FEET!! MUSHROOMS on YOUR BACK or YOUR FEET!!!!
To be fair, Brady Quinn never got a legitimate shot as a starter.
“Darrelle Revvvis” 💀😂
Troy Smith really looked like he had a chance to be a decent QB
Jordan Palmer also hosts baking shows on food network. Why is 08 pick John David booty in the thumbnail?
8:32 - “Brownsonian”. Nice
I went undrafted in 2018. So disappointed. Top QB for Holmes county Fighting Amish passing for over 30 acres. I secretly sent all the sketches of the games to the NFL but still no telegram. All the hopes and dreams of playing for the only team not using technology the Cleveland Browns gone . Nobody knew I had a cannon and a good arm as well. Oh well . I left the Amish found another god and just got a job at Tesla as a field inspector. They fields look good so far.
How old are u?
@@Drake_Cronister Jesus I didn’t even know I wrote this. I took edibles for the first time a week ago to de-stress from work and clearly I’m 5 years old by what I wrote. Sorry, I guess I found it funny at the time.
@@ADHDKING oh lmao
4:33 Moves like drafting Kolb was not the reason Andy Reid lost his job in Philly. In fact Reid was known for coaching up average QBs to decent QBs and trading them away to suckers for fairly high picks. He swindled Washington out of draft picks for a washed up McNabb. He was able to take a transcendent talent like Michael Vick who was gifted athletically but inconsistent as a passer and made him into a very good passer.
Reid got canned because the team felt while they were always contenders they had gone well over a decade without consistently contending for a superbowl.
Yeah, it was time for a change at the time and he made some pretty dumb decisions the two years prior before his firing, getting rid of McDermott for Castillo, throwing Akers under the bus after the Packers playoff loss was the beginning of the end
Jesus those overall stats for the class at the end are absolutely abysmal, it’s actually crazy
@fivepointvids as an eagles fan I wanna say that I think Kolb could have been a good qb somewhere in the league or at least a career back up. But dude got absolutely fucking destroyed by concussion trama
Troy smith was never given a shot if he played today dude would have shined
1:25 Peterson’s arm…..I know it’s just the angle and an optical illusion but it just looks all kinds of messed up 😂
A video comparing legendary QB draft classes. Or my 5 best vs 5 worst all time.
As a Buckeyes fan I’ve always wondered what could have been with Troy Smith. Really talented and hard working guy.
Darelle REHvis😂. That’s what reading from a script can do to you sometimes. Don’t clown on him too hard guys
Tom Brady was #199 pick and told the Patriots owner Kraft that he did not make a mistake in choosing him! LOL!
I thought it was “Reeee-vis” instead of “Rev-is”
Greg Olson was also in this draft. To me, I think he belongs in the Hall of Fame.