Biggest Draft Busts Of The Modern Era

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    Jonathan Sullivan should be up there
     
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    Heath Shuler Desmond Howard
     
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    You could make a case for Desmond Howard as a receiver, but he really did turn into a solid return man in the NFL. He was a major contributer to the Packers when he was with them. Superbowl MVP, no less...
     
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    I dont understand y ryan leaf is there. [​IMG]
     
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    How bout Eugene Chung....guy was a monster....in a pie eating contest at least.
     
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    The Sports list on FSN had a similar countdown. What Struck me was that the jets had 2; Blair Thomas & Johnny 'Lam' Jones.
     
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    Jamal Reynolds anyone? The Pack invested a lot of money into him, and used the no.10 pick on him. They thought he was going to be the next Reggie White, but never amassed to anything.
     
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    As long as we are on this note, what happened to Bryan Thomas? The Jets used the 22nd overall pick in the 2002 draft on the DE from UAB. I remember asking myself what the hell they must have been thinking while watching it. I have never even heard his name called since. Someone with more Jets knowledge please enlighten me on how his performance has been.
     
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Jamal Reynolds anyone?</div>

    Yes... Horrible, HORRIBLE mistake! The Pack gave up a lot to trade up to take him and he turned out to be nothing... Good call.
     
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