Which NFL Team is the WORST at Drafting Players? (since 2012)
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Who's the worst team at drafting players? Find out in this video.
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Outro- The Fix by Aldous Young - กีฬา
1 thing to add...
I forgot to mention "the worst draft class in recent memory by a specific team". That honor goes to the Tennessee Titans in 2013, which scored a -108.2 CAVOE according to ESPN.
1st Rd- Chance Warmack OL (bad pick in a bad year... started 3 years before becoming backup)
2nd Rd- Justin Hunter WR (career backup... never reached 500 yards in a season)
3rd Rd- Blidi Wreh-Wilson DB (spent 3 years with Titans before being waived)
3rd Rd #2- Zaviar Gooden LB (2 years with Titans before also being waived)
4th Rd- Brian Schwenke C (best value pick... 2 yr starter and played 5 seasons in Tennessee)
5th Rd- Lavar Edwards DE (1 year with Titans before waived)
6th Rd- Khalid Wooten DB (lasted 1 year in NFL... 3 total games)
7th Rd- Daimion Stafford DB (4 year backup in Tennessee)
How the hell did you post this 16 minutes ago you just uploaded the video 😵
yeah I don’t know who anybody on that list is I can see how it’s the worst class 😅
@@Coolbowser829 lol its like he uploads the video as an unlisted video and waits for it to fully process the HD before pushing public, notices a mistake and makes a comment.
Use your brain.
Damn I thought the 2015 ravens were worse
Gotta love my Titans :(
I LOVE the fact that this video ended on a hopeful Aaron Rodgers note and I am THRILLED that I saw this video AFTER the Jets first offensive series of the season!!! 😂
Not even the first time the Jets have been burned by trading for a former Super Bowl winning Packers QB.
@@LoneGunmanProd Well, in the video he did say the Jets would get a taste of what a franchise QB is like. Looked like a taste to me lol.
@@diypicturesmore like when the waiter brings out the food but passes your table
@@mostertrucks Thats a great comparison!
JETS are glorious
One thing that should have been mentioned about the 2012 draft. The Jets actually traded up with the Seahawks to draft Stephen Hill. The Seahawks then picked Bobby Wagner with the pick the Jets originally had.
LoL
Damn
Seahawks gotta be the best late round draft team in the NFL
That’s hilarious 😂
Also, other productive linebackers Lavonte David and Donta Hightower were also taken in the 2nd round after Hill.
😂 the ending is too funny in retrospect
You could probably make a whole team out of Jets draft busts
This team is known as The Jets
Like yours?
And that team out of draft busts Probably would still beat the jets
@@DjMeowMixAlot his team made a superbowl 2 years ago did yours?
Could probably do it with any team.. majority of draftee’s are busts.
It’s ridiculous that probably those 3 picks from the 2022 draft are equal to our last 10 years of drafting, that is just depressing
That should be inspiring. At least it isn't the other way around, where those three picks are from 15 years ago and you haven't made progress since. At least, this way, it's upward momentum.
@@therocknrollmillennial535 perspective
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considering the cumulative last 10 years have been extremely negative those 3 picks are going to be ungodly more valuable
"It's obvious to me right now that the Jets just don't understand what the draft is all about."
- Mel Kiper, 1989
You may not think much of Mel Kiper, but that statement is dead on.
"Who the hell is Mel Kiper, anyway?" - Bill Tobin
"Obviously the Jets know something that the people up here don't."
-Mike Eisenberg, Jet fan after Jets picked Ken O'Brien... over Dan Marino....
@@arjl880 that's a rational conclusion in the moment, but it turned our wrong
@@arjl880O’Brien was actually pretty good
Update: The Jets signed Aaron Rodgers and he tears his Achilles on the 5th play of the season lol
The video DID say the fans would get a "little" taste of what a franchise QB looks like... just a little ;)
It's because of his big brain.
I still can't believe that a billion dollar football program really hired Mike Mayock out of all options to be their GM
As a Raiders fan I'm still embarrassed by the gruden mayock era
you cant believe that a guy with the dumb and dumber haircut did that? lmao
Mike Mayock was an amazing analyst it was shocking how bad they were but Jacobs Miller Waller Crosby showed they could find talent the Ruggs situation really burn thinks cuz he had a chance to be special
It's the spirit of the renegade...Raiders gonna Raider
At least you didn't have to live through Matt MIllen.
And let's not forget that the Jets had a chance to draft Warren Sapp in the 1995 Draft, but decided to go for Kyle Brady instead 🤦♂️
Also Roger Vick, fullback in 1987. The next fullback taken was Christian Okoye
Or when they took Ken O'Brien instead of Dan Marino
The Jets would've ended up ruining Sapp.
@@Mistertbones Ong tbh Tampa was heading for the right direction and from their own misery when they drafted him
@@Bormannator At least Obrien was well above average. Obviously not Marino, but at least not a complete bust.
Jets had a taste what a franchise quarterback looks like. For one minute. 🫣
Like 4 plays
Not even a single completion
Looking back to the age of dinosaurs, what about Joe Namath? OK, so that was before any current fans were born, but there’s that.
Fun fact (about good draft picks): During the 3rd Round of the 2012 NFL Draft, Philadelphia’s GM Howie Roseman wanted to trade up and select Russell Wilson, but his power was far from absolute, and he couldn’t get it done. Afterwards Roseman said, that if another QB with Wilson’s upside was still within reach on Day 2, he would take him even if it didn’t make sense on paper. Enter Jalen Hurts.
I think it worked out for Philly. Foles was taken in the same draft as Russ, and though he was far from the player Wilson was, he helped them win a SB and they ended up being in a position to build their team the way they did.
@@eaglesdude25 Agreed. Philly taking Foles in ‘12 and Hurts in ‘20 is something as an Eagles fan I would not change.
What are you all rambling about? Hurts was proven to be a fraud and the Eagles pretenders. Now kneel before the mighty NinerEmpire and the chosen one as we take our rightful place as Superbowl world champions.48-21 49ers.
@@mrsinister8943Shut up you don’t know what your talking about you guys can’t even win against the Chiefs after playing them in the big game twice. I would take Hurts any day over Purdy.
@@mrsinister8943aged like milk. 9ers are Patty Mahomes bitch
The Jet's general incompetence probably contributed to their low score also. For some of these cases, it probably isn't that the front office wildly misjudged a rookie's talent but that the coaching staff weren't able to develop/utilize them well enough.
thats what I thought when the bit about not drafting Russell Wilson came up.. no way the Jets would have put him in a situation to succeed like the Seahawks did
@@KanbaruS4nexactly. People don't get that a lot of busts fail not because of talent, but because the team is straight ass at player development
Not to mention that NY media is straight up brutal. They want instant winners and are not patient at all. If they ain't Sauce Gardner straight out the gate, they're trash.
Look no further than Geno Smith. Seahawks were supposed to be in a rebuild year then they pull a 9-8 season out their ass.
Look to their division for the answer, the Pates; have(had) a system to get the most out of mostly no name individuals that were drafted to fit into that system, getting free agents that fit the mold as well. We're finding out that one player was the catalyst, but they had the most ridiculous run in the Super Bowl era history. Looks like it's the Chiefs turn now. The Jets haven't had much of a standard, system or identity that I can recall, other than Ryan's brief stint.
I mean... a LOT of those early round draft picks that usually guarantee high AV and should have undeniable physical talents to be traded later if you can't develop them properly went into QBs - the very position where players need the most technical development and are dependent on surrounding cast and general offense, if they don't make it in the first year of play, they are labelled busts and super hard to trade on - that rarely happens to defensive or offensive line 'slot' players whose physical talent can shine even under bad coaching and who can often be traded even if they don't perform too well initially
I was thinking this too
Seattle is keeping it going. Most of the rookies played very well last year and just kept getting better every week.
Seattle had a fantastic draft class last year.
They’re also aided in the years after 2012 with the value they’re getting out of Lockett (3rd round) and DK (2nd round)
I felt so bad Chris Carson had to hang them up. That dude was a tough nose no bullshit runner and I respected him heavily for that. He earned those yards.
we are run very well, which is something i am grateful of
The Seahawks just suck at drafting in the 1st round for some reason. Collier, Penny, Ifedi, Irvin and Carpenter were all busts. But they draft better than any other team in the mid rounds. They should just trade their 1sts for more picks in rounds 3-5. lol
This didn’t age well
Drafting is one thing, but coaching and organization are hugely important factors in a players' success. A strong organization can help a talented player reach his potential.
Take a guy like Travis Kelce, for example, who had maturity question marks coming out of college. Put him on NY Jets with a defensive minded head coach and close to Manhattan and I think his career goes very differently.
I use Andy Reid as a prime example of a coach being able to handle guys with off the field questions. Pete Carroll is very similar in that regard. Mike Tomlin also comes to mind. I think that's why these teams tend to "draft well".
this comment is right on the money
Came here to say something similar but you said it so much better than what I was thinking. Yes, talent development matters and the Jets chew up and ruin promising talent.
Great take on Kelse! Also, Andy Reid for that matter. It goes way deeper than drafting. As a Bills fan, I see the benefits of a good draft and great culture. I see the same ( less than positive) factors influencing the Jets, negatively.
You can't tell me that random Jets fans making the picks would have done a worse job
We boo every year for a reason.
You're probably right.
As a lions fan I couldn't believe it when they drafted Ebron, I didn't like it then I never liked it.
Where is he now?
@@James-po5ed 2018 ebron was a fantasy stud lol
@@TheHEAVYDAN For a partial year, that justifies a 6th pick?
How is that an Lol?
Me clicking on this video: please not the Jets, please not the Jets…
I knew 😔
The idzik 12 I remember that
I knew they’d drafted poorly, but wasn’t sure if it’d be them or Cleveland
Fr
Jets fans deserve better
@@troyc4250 the fact that I’m a jets and Mets fan too 😭
"JEts fans might get a taste of what a franchise quarterback looks like"
Ouch, that lasted a matter of minutes.
I easily expected the Browns to be the worst, but it's not surprising that the team with the longest playoff drought in american pro sports is the worst. You don't fail that long with good drafting.
Longest? They made playoffs in 2010. Lions haven't been since the 90s. 93, I think.
@@DrownInLysergiclions made it in like 2016 buddy
@@DrownInLysergicLions haven’t won* a playoff game since the early 90s. They did make the postseason but are one and done
Yeah, what a franchise quarterback looks like on the sideline
"A little taste" was spot on lol
Yep the Jets got a whole 4 plays worth of what a franchise quarterback looks like 😂😂😂
As a Jets fan, it actually sucks to go through all of this but finally, FINALLY, we have hope.
I’d hold your breath until either that Arron rogers trade is done or Zach Wilson isn’t your QB
that's pathetic 😂 your begging for a 40 year old QB to turn your horrendous franchise around
@@DefenderOfVirginity tbf outside of their QB situation they look pretty decent with their run and defensive game
That was a painful stroll down memory lane.
After all the shitty drafts they had the best draft in recent memory in 2022
New Sub. The fact that TH-cam just now put you in my timeline is criminal. Nice script and editing. Well researched. Good stuff.
Amazing vid! Keep doing these, a great watch especially with the 'hope' piece at the end for fans of the Jets that was funny! :)
Well, there's a reason there's a supercut video featuring all notable whiffs from the team who performed the worst. Being a Jets fan is a troublesome endeavour and I'm not quite sure why I chose them but I do believe it's been a team problem for a while.
We've been needing a great staff to turn things around for ages.
Seeing the stat for the seahawks makes me a lot more comfortable for the upcoming draft, especially after I had a nightmare that we traded the number 5 pick for Nihiem Hynes for some reason. I thought it was real for about 5 minutes.
Bro he not that bad 💀
Don’t worry living in the present, while everyone else was pissed they didn’t take Carter, Spoon is balling
As a NYG we have been so bad. Like worthless bad drafting. In the basement with jets and browns bad. I’m so glad we seem to be turning around. Excited to look back on this in a years time.
Screw you! How many rings for ny
As a Giants fan since the days of YA Title I can tell you time will not make it better. Every 20 or 30 years they get a good GM but in between Giant GM's Suck
You should have mentioned Jachai Polite. Jets 2019 3rd round pick out of Florida that didn't even make the team, was cut before the season started 😂
As a gator fan that made me so sad. Guy was a savage for us in college
The media and internet armchair mob thought that he should have been picked in round 1 and were praising the Jets for getting him in Round 3. The internet armchair mob would be even worse that the Jets as a front office.
@@UFCNERDsame bro, him and zuniga were dogs
anyone know why he wasn't able to stack up
@@salvatore_slate laziness is what i’ve heard
I'm a Jets fan, and I want to argue.... but I can't 😅😂😭
Giants on top
@@TheGoat69236 we beat yall 34-27 in 2019 when Daniel jones was playing
@@imreallyagoat in 2019 lmao who has more playoff wins? Who has more wins in the rivalry when they meet up? Who has more championships? Who has more hall of famers? Who’s been to the playoffs more? I’ll leave you with those questions to answer
Love KTO, keep doing what you’re doing
Anything is possible, including Aaron Rodgers, tearing his Achilles, four plays into his Jets debut
Watching this after seeing Aaron Rodgers go down on his 2nd play of the first game feels like exactly what the jets are used too lol..
Man that Rodgers comment didn’t age well 😂
This is what happens when you have bad management running a team an a owner who just does whatever he wants to do. Until you change the head of the fish the body will always stink by proximity. But as a Jets fan I'm hoping JD, Saleh and this latest batch of draft classes change our culture for the better.
The just end the seasons fans deserve an owner who is in the football business, they have had an oil man change the jerseys to match his gas stations and band aid boi woody johnson cares more about the vaccine and Bactine business than he does draft picks and superbowls. The green team from NY is a very expensive toy train set nothing more.
Yup. Same thing with EVERY perpetual bad team. Lions and Browns for sure. Damn egotistical management who knows jack and shit about choosing players is in charge and will be until they die. Thus, you get perineal bad teams.
This was great! I'd love to see one diving into the browns drafts over this period, as another fan of them who knows their drafts can't grade much better than the jets over this stretch
As a Giants fan, our 2012 draft was pretty awful. We didn't have a single guy last past their rookie deal. To be fair, David Wilson could have been something special if he didn't injure his neck, and Reuben Randle was acceptable at WR. Still, not the value you expect.
It’d be cool if you talked about each team. And how they’ve done over this time
Exfuckingactly
32 teams, 10 mins talking about each team would be a video over 5 hours long
@@erikdayne5429 different videos dude
@@ishudsonn3183 it's been 5 days since this one came out dude
Chiefs at one end, Browns at the other…It’s pretty self evident.
I love these draft videos and every video y’all make but what if the players they missed while drafting don’t have the same career in there them?
love your vids bro!
It goes to show you how important the organization is. And it goes beyond drafting the right players, but developing that talent. Consider that the Jets drafted Geno Smith early in the second round of the 2013 draft. Seattle picks him up after the Jets failed with him. Last year Seattle traded Russell for a boatload of picks and Smith goes on to take the Hawks to the playoffs.
Smith also only threw for 250+ yards a handful of time in a throwing league . Definitely not the answer
I just made a comment similar to yours before I saw yours. Props to you.
It also makes me wonder wtf is going on with the Cowboys. They consistently hit on draft picks and have talented rosters but yet haven’t had any real success for nearly 30 years. This tells me that the issue stems from Jerry Jones and his culture.
I think the biggest problem for Dallas is Jones, but its not culture based. Its because he hires terrible coaches. Garret, McCarthy, these guys aren't in the top 1000 people I would want coaching my NFL team. Than they luck into a pretty good OC in Moore and they blame him lol. Maybe I'll be proven wrong, but Dallas is going to be worse this year than last year and it has nothing to do with the talent on the field, they have a really talented team. It has to do with lack of talent on the sidelines.
@skillethead15 you can have a big ego as long as you're razor focused, can read people, or know how to get out of your own way. Jerry just has a big ego.
The aaron rodgers comment is so funny in hindsight.
As a Jets fan, this video HURT. Hopefully the 2022 class is the first of many great
There not wrong that that one draft was as good as the previous 10 combined
You could make a dozen more AWESOME videos on these draft grades for multiple teams. This was awesome
The ending vid w Watson is the best. I remember watching that and getting so hyped yelling "he actually caught it!!!!" and then he went on to score two more and I was beyond happy
whenever KTO posts its a great day
As a Jaguars fan, getting to the end of this video, that 2020 Jets Rams game was and still is one of the best games I ever saw 😂
From a Jets fan we should have gone 0-16 that year no not because I wanted TLaw but because we were so fucking trash that year we didn't deserve to win a single game but some fucking how pulled 2 wins out of our ass
If you change perspective it’s not the missing talent they draft, it’s the horrible situation and player development these drafts are put in. Russel Wilson would’ve probably a bust too there.
Seahawks have been drafted well and gotten a ton of value which is a huge credit to Pete and John Schneider. But whats crazy is Pete has never won coach of the year, and Schneider has never won executive of the year, even though they have deserved it many times.
The Raiders may be the most unfortunate drafting team in NFL history.
As a Bengals fan, may I suggest my team to fill that role, instead? Up until the Burrow era, we had the misfortune of drafting a player one pick before a star/potential HoFer. Only people who come close to that in the past 25 seasons (before the Burrow era) for us were AJ Green, Andrew Whitworth, and Chad Johnson.
@@therocknrollmillennial535 - You didn't draft Clelin Ferrell, Jonathan Abram, Henry Ruggs, Damon Arnette and Alex Leatherwood. That's 5 1st round busts since 2019
@@nicholasjohn898 Those picks were pretty bad.
1) Ruggs was the outlier -- no one could've predicted that terrible incident.
2) Jacobs was a solid pick. Too bad he'll walk, which is modus-operandi for the Raiders -- as soon as they develop a stud, they refuse to pay him.
3) Ferrell was a bad pick, but in fairness, everyone else at that position hasn't done much better. Ed Oliver looks to be a one-bit player; Josh Allen (DL, not QB) is about the same; Devin White had a solid rookie year but hasn't produced much since.
4) Abram showed flashes but was too undisciplined and injury-prone. Early on, I wanted him converted to LB (since was better vs run than coverage) but seemed unwilling to make the switch. That was the kiss of death for him.
5) Arnette was just trash.
As far as Leatherwood goes -- I live in Alabama, and wasn't that impressed with him when he was here.
@@kyndread71 - Leatherwood's college tape is loaded with holding penalties that for some reason weren't called. I agree that Ruggs showed no signs of what was to come, but it's just another 1st round pick on the pile that's not contributing
I wouldn’t use the word unfortunate because that implies that they were a victim of circumstances outside of their control, and it’s not like JaMarcus Russell got struck by lightning. I would say they prioritized athleticism over talent, and that strategy backfired.
As a Jets fan, I already know it's going to be us
Fr 😂
Another factor: not that the team drafted a poor prospect, but that the rookie was poorly developed or mismanaged in their time with that team; said another way, some GMs may draft fairly well, but the coaches/program/team mishandles those draftees more often.
Nicely done. Good video
This is what you call good content! So different and cool to find out things that you didn't know you'd be interested in. This was hella creative and thinking outside the box bro. I've never even heard of 70% of their top picks from those years except for Millner (and I feel stupid because I wanted him on the chiefs 😂) but we had the first pick that year and needed a QB baaad but Geno Smith was not worth the first overall selection and it was only our second time with the first pick so we didn't do the smartest thing (trade down because that was the weakest top 10 I've ever seen even till this day!) We took ERIC FISHER! 😭😢 I was sooo mad because Jadeveon Clowney woulda been the first pick if he was eligible no doubt! we finally get the #1 pick when Luck went the year before and Clowney the year after 😂😂 those were horrible times to be a Chiefs fan
Clowney is a journeyman
@@sirlawrence9161 yeah but at the time he was looked at as the next Lawrence Taylor. Obviously he wasn't who we thought he could be but I'm just saying that as a Chiefs fan who's never had the #1 in my lifetime, when we did get it there wasn't a generational type talent that year. But the year before was Luck and the year after was Clowney.
Fisher was an All-pro
@@williamgullett5911 never 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 bruh he made Two pro bowls(2013 and 2020) seven years apart 😂 as the #1 overall pick!! I'm 38 and been a Chiefs fan since day one Through the dark days (after Trent) with Damon huard, Brodie Croyle, Tyler thigpen, Tyler palko, Kyle Orton, Matt Cassel, till we finally got Alex Smith. I remember Fisher very well and he was never an All pro (best at the position) ONCE!! In his pro bowl seasons (2013 the All pro was Joe Thomas and Joe Staley and in 2020 it was David Bakhtiari and Garett Bolles 😂)he had 2 great years and 3 horrible years and 3 mediocre years idk what you're talking about. Unless he magically was an all pro when he wasn't even a pro bowler. Bruh I'm a Chiefs and football nerd. He was NEVER IN HIS LIFE an all pro in the NFL erase that comment 😂 you look silly
@@razaleesent.1579 He was their best OL
Video idea: best team draft classes of all time
Love the content K , you never cease to put forth true effort keep up the great work , Idea for a video idk if you’ve made it before but biggest comeback player would be pretty cool , like from lowest performers to biggest surprises born from bust to boom
This might shock people... but if you take the last decade-plus (since 2011)... the Green Bay Packers would be near or at the bottom.
Not only do we NEVER draft for need, but our track record in the 1st, 2nd and even 3rd rounds is just atrocious.
Bonus: while most of the picks were just garbage, there were a few that did well but got dumped by Green Bay like Guy, Heyward, Hyde, etc.
They literally wasted Aaron Rodgers' entire career.
Not to mention having him sitting on the bench behind Favre for 4 years.
As a 49ers fan, Solomon tomas must be tanking the crap out of the 49ers score
Not that they necessarily needed a secondary player at the time, but they could’ve had Jamal Adams right there.
The 49ers reached the nfc title game 6 times since 2011 so I guess we trade and free agent better?
@@VladimirCosta-iu8eh yea I guess it's a bad score because some of our late round picks aren't helpful to our team
Add Josh Garnett, Reuben Foster, Kinlaw and probably Lance to that list of 1st round misses.
49ers whiff on a lot of 2nd rounders too, as Deebo is the only real hit there. Rounds 5,6 and 7 is where the 49ers shine, well udfa's too.
And that’s the draft Kittle was taken in the 5th round. His data is sloppy, skewed and doesn’t hold much weight. Clickbait.
zach wilson really did have no chance that organization is cursed when it comes to quarterbacks no matter how talented they are
That, and his complete lack of talent
Jeremy C he had plenty of talent last year
@@jeremyc9593 he has plenty of talent, just needs direction on what to do with it, lest he end up looking like 2022 Zach Wilson
@@TheOscar401 no lmao his ass got carried by our defense
This was really interesting but damn, that last comment aged like milk!
Another thing that helped our franchise turn things around was our development of these players. We slack in some areas but one thing our players do well no matter what are the fundamentals
The 2022 Jets Draft was insane though. Hope they can stay healthy man Breece is fun to watch
watching this after the aaron rogers injury is hilarius
I lit just watch the vids for the outro 💯👊🏻
The ending is so ironic 🤣
Panthers are better at drafting than they get credit for; CMC, DJ Moore, Cam Newton, Luke Kuechly, Julius Peppers, Jaycee Horn, Jordan Gross, Thomas Davis, Johnathan Stewart, John Beason, Dan Morgan, Brian Burns, and DeAngelo Williams have all made at least one pro-bowl.
Derrick Brown, Chris Gamble, and Star Lotuleiei were All-Rookies. All of these players have been drafted since 2000.
Easy to draft well when you always have high pics cause your team sucks
@@huh3719 in that case, what’s wrong with the Browns’ drafting?
@@anytop5topic tbf their defense is really good and for the most part they’ve been better contenders than the Panthers, they also happen to be in the hardest division in the nfl
We need a historical one too. KTO!!
Great video!
POV: You're watching this episode a couple weeks after Rodgers blows is achelies 4 snaps into his first game and is done for the season.😂😂😂😂😂
The jets had three 1st picks last year
Reluctant to part with 13th slot for MVP QB. Amazing.
@@xxcelr8rs not relevant to my comment
Garrett and Sauce are promising
@@ademirsegura6307 Garrett is promising?
Um…ok. He’s a superstar already.
@@billbrasky12 pending if Aaron Rodgers can make it happen
2012 Jets front office: Eh, this QB named Wilson isn't all that, we'll pass
Terry Bradway: You'll regret it
2021 Jets front office: Hey, we finally got that QB named Wilson you wanted
Bradway: Kick rocks
I'm surprised the Broncos aren't lower on the chart. They can't draft for crap and think team development is picking up a castoff QB.
@11:13 (or so)...
"...if Aaron Rodgers happens to be treaded to New York, , then Jets fans MIGHT get a little taste of what a franchise quarterback looks like..."
A very, very little taste (4 plays?).
Dang.
That aaron Rodgers compilation at the end had me dead
Not me sittin here watching this right before Week 5 starts... that Aaron Rodgers bit at the end can make me cry
As a Cowboys fan was the last clip needed? lol
Great video as always!
God being a Jets fan is hard, praying this season goes well
Sorry but it won't.
@@rg20322 we’ll see, if we have rodgers and stay healthy we’ll be decent
@@rg20322 stop being a hater they have their qb now...that was the only reason they didnt make the playoffs last year...they have a top 3 defense and a top 10 offense
This aged poorly
@@ethangrieshop9405 like a bag of milk left out in the sun
Philly can be rough with the earlier rounds of the draft but Howie is good at finding guys on day 2 and 3 that can be solid rotational players at a minimum.
Another thing worth looking at would be the 5 best free agency classes or which team had the best free agency spree in history.
Howie’s been good in the earlier rounds of the last two drafts.
And even though reagor was a bust, getting Hurts in the second has obviously panned out well. Hope he can keep the momentum going.
Howie makes up for it for shrewd FA moves and cap management, as a non Philly fan they have been competitive because they explore ALL avenues.
Eagles make good picks. Chip Kelly whiffed on Malcom smith and agulor but that’s it howie is good
@@EGuala21 Howie has whiffed plenty. Jalen Reagor for example. But Roseman has said he's learned from his mistakes. No more drafting for specific roles. Draft the players with tremendous passion for the game. The leaders, the winners, and trade away all the locker room cancers like Wentz
@@matriculatethefootball name another miss
It's SO easy to miss on 1st rounders. You have to pay them like proven starters and MOST of the time, they FOLD under the pressure. The hardest thing for a team to do is to be patient and develop players correctly, like how the Titans did with Steve McNair. If they'd put him in too fast, he might not have had the career he did. Many guys come out and go to desperate teams and the pressure and situation tears their career apart.
The jets did hit it out of the park with the 2022 draft, Hall Sauce and Wilson are all superstars in the making. Garrett Wilson has at the very least top 10 wr in the league potential, Hall is both a workhorse back and an excellent playmaker. Sauce is a game changer, and as his talents grow will be a menace in this league for years to come.
Jermaine Johnson is pretty good too
The bengals and packers both at one point had the most originally drafted talent on the 53 man roster and they held that for couple of years with playoff runs.
That’s cuz they’re too cheap to go after free agents.
@@gore1 well packers still are
That just shows the Packers know how to run a team properly. Despite what the fans try to say.
@@TyRanT_SoLDieR Running a team properly means using all of the tools available including free agency. They were blessed and lucky to have 2 great QBs that covered over a lot mistakes the GM made.
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The Packers are top 5 at drafting players. Why would they take a gamble on a free agent when they can get a younger and fresher player? The Packers always surrounded Aaron Rodgers with talent
What QB in the NFL that can say they had a good offensive line and good receivers to throw to pretty much their whole career? But, yet the fans keep demanding that more talent should be added. I don't get it.
Oh how “little” of a taste of Rodgers did they get
When the Cowboys passed up Randy Moss for Greg Ellis in 1998, I lost all faith in Jerry Jones. That mistake alone makes the Cowboys the worst drafters in history, and it's not even close.
The issue may not be the draftees themselves and a failure of scouting, but a failure in a team's ability to develop talent and put players in a position to succeed.
I'm not a Jets fan but I actually am excited for the team's future. I think they'll be good for a few years. Tbh though I don't think Rodgers will go there but if he does. I think it'll be a bad thing for the team
Agreed; Rodgers sets us back for literally YEARS due to the lost draft capital. The absolute best thing would be to be forced to play Wilson next year so we win the Caleb sweepstakes.
Any Packers fan will tell you they are beyond pleased to get Rodgers out of there. He's such a mess of a person. I think that if the Jets can learn how to coach QBs (believe it or not Wilson was really good in college) they stand a real chance. Also, as the other commenter mentioned, Caleb Williams looks extremely promising. But if the Jets can't fix their coaching he'll just be another great college QB chewed up and spit out by the Jets.
Should've signed Carr *sips tea*
@@gamerk316 lmaoo
@@gamerk316 you got no shot of getting caleb, if i was the gm i would move up for will levis or anthony richardson, or maybe hendon hooker or DTR in the later rounds.
My Bears have had mixed results of drafting in the 1st round in the last 2 decades. Since 2000, the Bears have drafted Pro Bowlers half the time and some duds the other half of the time. So the Bears drafting can be a hit and miss.
Don't forget the random 5th Round RB who turns into a solid stud
Example of a success: Brian Urlacher in 2000 (okay that’s a tad over 20 years ago but you get the point)
Example of a bust of a pick: Kevin White from 2015
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2016: Jordan Howard
2017: Tarik Cohen
2021: Khalil Herbert
I don’t think the bears were good at drafting. They just got lucky guys like Kyle Fuller made up his value later in his Chicago tenure
Late round steals by Ryan Pace grossly inflating this number
Please do a video of the best teams at drafting
This is a great video. I knew the Jets drafts were bad, but they were worse that I could imagine.
The Bucs have a knack for drafting good to great players that aren’t QBs. I’m not shocked to see them so high despite all the failure.
When Seahawks do draft, we draft so well, quite fortunate to have John and Pete in charge
Arod being there is a big jump. GL to you boys this year!
Becoming a losing team is a hole that's hard to get out of. You either can't sign good players since no one wants to be on a losing team, or the good players you DID sign leave after a year or two since they want to actually win. Last season gave a little bit of hope and while I don't think Rodgers will stay that long since he's at the age most player retire, I'm hoping he'll revitalize morale on the team and maybe even be a role model for other QBs on the team
Whoops.
It’s so crazy to think about how good Zach Wilson really was in college…
And how being drafted to a bad team with no help really rattles rookie QBs. Often, by the time they get help, they’ve lost confidence in their own abilities.
When it comes to madden fantasy drafts im like a young dale jarrett
You need to put into context the need of a draft pick. The Falcons in the draft dungeon before a pick “Ok guys, we need lineman…whatcha got for me?” “Uhhhhh, we’ll…..we got a couple of running backs we’re lookin at”
here the day after arod tore his achilles on his fourth snap of the opening round. we are just about the most cursed organisation to have ever existed
It’s funny cause brandon perna just made a video about the broncos past drafts and I was hoping someone would make a video comparing all teams
What does he think of his teams drafting?
@@fortynights1513 well I can’t fully speak for him but seemed like it was pretty poor overall.
Didn't he also compared Browns and Raiders about who is the worst drafting team (from 1999 to 2023), too?
@@rumiraniri1924 ya he made a different video about that.
I think if Zach Wilson sits behind Aaron Rodgers a couple of years, he may learn something and still be salvageable from a “BUST” label, IMHO
Can't wait for Zach Wilson CPOY 2025
The Geno Smith strategy
Rodgers is the worst mentor he could possibly have. He won’t give him the time of day.
As a Jags fan, this was a really great video. I think I'll watch it again.
Bro I think TH-cam hates the jets too because I got recommended your recent vid on my 2nd account yesterday then now I'm getting recommended this on my main account now 😂
"A little taste", indeed, sir...