@@vec7003 as an LSU fan and a cowboys fan, I hope to see JJ do well he’s an electrifying receiver and I like to see him keep rockin the purple and yellow
Little story about the 49ers passing on Fuller. Fuller was was one of Walsh' top choices to be his QB and one of the first he went to meet with on campus. For background thr 9ers had stunk for most of thr 70s. When Walsh arrived at Clemson Fuller didn't show. Walsh went to his dorm and he wasn't their either. Fuller's roommate helped Walsh, made some calls, and tracked down Fuller. When Fuller finally showed the three of them Fuller, Walsh, and the roommate went to the field to throw routes. After seeing Fuller throw routes to his roommate Walsh was amazed and realized he had just found exactly what he had been looking for ... the roommate, Dwight Clark.
Granted that was only for like 5 seasons. Dwight Clark was his number 1 for his first two rings >.> That said, Rice was the third WR picked in '85 at #16 (after Al Toon by the Jets at #10 and Eddie Brown by Cincy at #13)...but to the Jets' and Bengals' credit, Rice was a I-AA player while Toon played at Wisconsin and Brown at The U.
Aaron Rhodes ...and....what? Go back and look at the NINERS record before they drafted Montana, then look at the 5 after....Joe Montana: 4-0 SB record, 3 SB MVP's, 0 INT's in all 4 SB wins, the highest post-season Qb rating in the history of the NFL, and the most dominant Qb for over a decade during his time in the NFL...Joe Montana is the Greatest QB Of All Time....
@@Kylora2112 Little story. Dwight Clark wasn't even entering the draft. He was Fuller's roommate. When Walsh evaluated Fuller at Clemson he was throwing to Clark. Walsh told Clark to enter the draft.
It sure looked like an interception, to me. Thrown by a guy in white, caught by a guy in blue. Not _Sherman's_ interception, but an interception nevertheless, and all real credit for it goes to Sherman. That's why "The Tip" has its own Wikipedia page, and few even know the name of the player who actually got the interception.
@@blindleader42You mean Malcolm Smith the former Super bowl MVP and brother of the other Steve Smith? Little does anyone know he is playing for Cleveland right now as well. He said HIS most famous interception with regard to Sherman who, unless I’m misremembering, did not get that interception. Also I didn’t look any of that up, I just have a very good memory
@@aaronrhodes7268 It's as if you didn't even read my post, and were just enraged that anyone would dare to reply to such an authority on football history as you. Get over yourself. edit: *if typo
@@aaronrhodes7268 Well, then you have less than zero understanding of what I said. edit: Just to elaborate a bit. "Not Sherman's interception, but an interception nevertheless," And your response to that was "Sherman who, unless I’m misremembering, did not get that interception" 0 sense, right there. Do I need to repeat something that isn't getting through? Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception. Got it? "It sure looked like an interception, to me. Thrown by a guy in white, caught by a guy in blue." Your response... I can't find one. Checked again. Nope. no response. "and few even know the name of the player who actually got the interception." And your response... A load of verbal diarrhea on your superior knowledge of football history and your "very good memory" None of which has anything to do with the fact it does not matter who caught the tip. Just be proud that you're one of the few, instead of being a dick.
Tony Madarich was surrounded by a bunch of hall of famers in the Draft, no matter how good the Packers do this season, they will have to live with drafting him over multiple hall of famers
On the other hand, it was Madarich becoming a bust that lead to the Packers front office hiring Ron Wolf; which lead to Brett Favre, Reggie White, and Mike Holmgren returning to them to Championship contenders.
@@Yeen125 As a Packer fan I whole heartily agree! I'll take a draft bust for Super Bowls' every day of the week. I grew up in Windsor Ontario, right across the river from Detroit. I just laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh at Lions fan bragging endlessly about Barry. I just look at them and say I can't hear you with these Super Bowl rings in my ears............
It's a damn shame those 90's Bills teams didn't win at least 2 of 4 Super Bowls. They had the Giants in their 1st one and had Dallas on the ropes in their rematch until they starting shooting themselves in the foot and lost momentum.
@TheWhiteWhale It was past their prime qbs, qbs that got shoved aside by other teams who had starters in place, and trying to find potential Tom Bradys in the late rounds, with incredibly mixed results. If you had to ask me the 3 most successful Chiefs qbs were in that time, Trent Green, Steve DeBerg, and Alex Smith would be my picks, with Joe Montana missing out barely.
There was another one I remember reading about in Sports Illustrated in their post-draft analysis in 1974. When the Steelers picked John Stallworth in the 4th round, the Chargers had picked Harrison Davis with the pick right before that. Now, there weren’t a lot of WRs picked that year and Stallworth went to Alabama A&M, so he didn’t get any attention. In fact, his coaches sent a highlight reel (back then, thee were no CDs, DVDs, flash drives or even digital uploads) out that was suppose to be passed around to several teams. The Steelers were the the first to receive the film and proceeded to “lose” the film after reviewing it. They later admitted that Stallworth was their back up choice in case Lynn Swann was taken before their turn on the first round. However, they were able to draft Swann, filled another hole at MLB in the second round with Jack Lambert, didn’t draft in the third round as they had traded that to the Raiders (who picked Mark Van Eghen) and figured correctly that Stallworth would be available still in the fourth round.
Fun fact: those Roger Staubach highlights of him at a scrimmage against the Rams were filmed at Cal Lutheran University where the Cowboys had their summer training camp until 1989, and where the Rams have had their team headquarters since moving back to LA.
The one skill that most draft pickers fail on is the end of the nose test. That’s the skill that identifies a player a thousand miles away when the best person is right down the road. IE Chicago Bears who should have seen Joe Montana in South Bend about 120 miles away, yet picked Willie McClendon from GA about 1100 miles away.
Joe Montana might not have been a great one if he went anywhere else. Bill Walsh picked him specifically because he thought Montana would be a natural fit for his new West Coast offense. Would he have been the same guy if he were taken by the 80's Bucs or Lions?
More than that. Dwight Clark wasn't even considered a draft prospect. He hadn't even entered the draft. He was Fuller's roommate and he ran routes for Fuller when Walsh came to evaluate Fuller. Walsh didn't want Fuller but he wanted the Clark and told Clark to enter the draft. Walsh had this idea rolling around in his head for a long time. a hybrid type receiver. A guy between a wide receiver and a tightend. A guy who was too big for corners to cover buy too fast for linebackers. He knew he had found exactly what he had been looking for when he scouted Fuller and by chance discovering Clark.
The Dolphins situation in '83 is an interesting one. They missed out on HOFer Darrell Green who was chosen right after Marino.Imagine Green along with that Killer B's defense in the early to mid 80's. The Dolphins made it to the '82 S.B. with Woodley and Strock at QB, and the '83 Defense with Green added in would have been a sure winner-not to mention the following years.
Yes, Marino did play good enough to help the Dolphins win 1 Conf. Championship, but only 1 in 10 playoff years. Green helped his team win 5 total championships, 3 Conf. and 2 S.B.'s.
For some reason everyone always misses one of the biggest examples of this: with the 3rd overall pick in the 1967 NFL draft the 49ers took Steve Spurrier, who became a legendary coach but as a QB basically spent his whole career as a benchwarmer. 1 pick later the Dolphins took Bob Griese
Not the same position, but as a Jags fan there are two I must mention: 2011, Blaine Gabbert one pick before JJ Watt; 2012, Bryan Anger one pick before Russell Wilson...
It isn't possible to be in this video yet but eventually the 2017 1st round pick by the Cowboys of Taco Charlton will be on this list. The next pick was T.J. Watt. As a Wisconsin Badgers and Dallas Cowboys fan, this pick hurt a lot
You missed out on Bill O'brien, I mean sure he is not a hall of famer but as a coach and GM he is the best right? Not a single bad draft, trade or decision, right? Was all just bad luck right?
It’s kinda hard to draft a true star cause there are so many variables. They can be injury-prone, his measurables may be lacking in the top level, or his confidence is shaky at best. It’s hard to blame the teams cause hindsight is always 20/20 and we have to wait the season to evaluate whether their pick was good or not. Once it has been evaluated, we throw all our shit on the teams cause they made a bad pick which they don’t even know on draft night so it’s not really fair. Like if you were a Head Coach for a struggling team that needs to reach the playoffs or you’re gone, would you draft a low pedigree WR from Mississippi (who would be Jerry Rice) or a Heisman candidate with a known bad attitude (like Jeff George)? Oh and you have no data on Jerry Rice’s performances at Mississippi Valley. You have no clue who both would become so of course you’re gonna pick the Heisman candidate cause its the safest choice right? Instead of the low pedigree school in which you have never sent a scout to and have no data on what anyone did there.
We gotta take this opportunity to take ANOTHER shot at legendary talent evaluator John Elway. With the 57th pick in the 2012 Draft, Elway and the Broncos took Arizona State QB Brock Osweiler, he of the famous Cleveland Browns trade where the Texans GAVE a 2nd round pick to shed his albatross of a salary. 18 picks later at 75, Seattle took some undersized QB from Wisconsin named Russell Wilson who played in 2 Super Bowls, winning 1 and 10 years into his career is a near lock for the Hall of Fame
It's insane the connection KC has to SF when it comes to the QB. It's like having sloppy seconds (or thirds if you count Bono) that do great(Again, unless you count Bono) until they found Mahomes.. Which, by the way, credits a former SF Quarterback as his mentor(Alex Smith) for helping make him the Quarterback he is today. As a KC native, I still love you Alex Smith. I truly hope you one day get a championship ring yourself.
Coaching and environment matters though. And sometimes you get unlucky with injuries. Also a ton of these picks are mid-to-late round reaches who happened to be late-bloomers
As a chicago sports fan im aware over 50% of our downfalls land at the feet of our gm's. Either we have a gm that builds a dynasty and then is fired to have the next gm reap all the benefits and then slowly fuck it all up (hawks). Or a gm who builds a dynasty but allows his ego to explode and then fucks it all up (bulls). The cubs have been an ongoing joke except maybe a year or two out of each of the last eleven decades except recently they were pretty damn good for a 3ish year period, but then started making dumb signings ...and then we have the bears gms.. Trubisky... Skipping over two future h.o.f'rs at the qb position and another one or two possible ones who play at other positions. Most people get excited around draft time, where in Chicago you just hold your breath and wait to find out what people will be making fun of you about that year. Of course that is if you have draft picks to use that year which isn't always a bad thing to not have a any of.
Can you say Peterson was a miss, Peterson was a true lock down corner playing man and zone or whatever where Sherman kinda never played out of a cover 3 scheme and when he was in man having earl Thomas roaming in center field would hide the times a wr with speed run past him on one on one situations
In the Future Russel Wilson should be on this list when he becomes a hall of famer. Remember when the Jacksoville Jaguars passed him for a punter?? Lmao!!😂😂😂😂
I was sure this would be a video mainly about JaMarcus Russell. I was pleasantly surprised, and then a little confused. So I went to look up who the next QB drafted after JR was in 2007. Yeah, not exactly a Hall of Fame player either.
Andre Reed may not have a rapper named after him, but he does have Kutztown's Football Stadium named after him. I was going there when it was officially changed. That was pretty cool!
In 2014, Kutztown Univeristy renamed their football field to honor Andre Reed, which is now called University Field at Andre Reed Stadium or Andre Reed Stadium.
What are youbtalking about? Steve Fuller dropped straight bars on his part of the Super Bowl Shuffle. Which is still the best song ever released by a sports team.
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Can't subscribe to the channel of someone who doesn't know what an interception is🤔
Oh look, a Mitch Trubisky tribute video
Hey you didn't.... you didn't have to say that....
@@TheBuddha337 as a former bears fan. Yes he did. That pick made me hate the bears
Yes because Solomon Thomas is a hall of famer
@@tylerbruno07 former?
@@tylerbruno07 whatever former fan is bs, you gonna come right back when da bears play well again you bandwagon fraud
When the Vikings draft a player, it’s either a hall of famer or a total bust and there’s no in between
As a Viking fan I hope Justin Jefferson becomes a goat we need his swag and style
I think the only reason the Vikings drafted buster rhymes is Bc of the name
@@chewysock1763 yea probably 😂🤣
@@vec7003 as an LSU fan and a cowboys fan, I hope to see JJ do well he’s an electrifying receiver and I like to see him keep rockin the purple and yellow
@@nickschuman4652 thanks man nice game on Sunday though hope ceedee does good to he’s cracked as well
Little story about the 49ers passing on Fuller. Fuller was was one of Walsh' top choices to be his QB and one of the first he went to meet with on campus. For background thr 9ers had stunk for most of thr 70s. When Walsh arrived at Clemson Fuller didn't show. Walsh went to his dorm and he wasn't their either. Fuller's roommate helped Walsh, made some calls, and tracked down Fuller. When Fuller finally showed the three of them Fuller, Walsh, and the roommate went to the field to throw routes.
After seeing Fuller throw routes to his roommate Walsh was amazed and realized he had just found exactly what he had been looking for ... the roommate, Dwight Clark.
Steve fuller played with Dwight Clark?
8:44 “usually goes to the primary receiver and forces the ball to him”
Primary receiver is Jerry Rice
Granted that was only for like 5 seasons. Dwight Clark was his number 1 for his first two rings >.>
That said, Rice was the third WR picked in '85 at #16 (after Al Toon by the Jets at #10 and Eddie Brown by Cincy at #13)...but to the Jets' and Bengals' credit, Rice was a I-AA player while Toon played at Wisconsin and Brown at The U.
Aaron Rhodes ...and....what? Go back and look at the NINERS record before they drafted Montana, then look at the 5 after....Joe Montana: 4-0 SB record, 3 SB MVP's, 0 INT's in all 4 SB wins, the highest post-season Qb rating in the history of the NFL, and the most dominant Qb for over a decade during his time in the NFL...Joe Montana is the Greatest QB Of All Time....
@@branon6565 second greatest.
@@Kylora2112 Little story. Dwight Clark wasn't even entering the draft. He was Fuller's roommate. When Walsh evaluated Fuller at Clemson he was throwing to Clark. Walsh told Clark to enter the draft.
Browns- *inhales*
Proceeds to list every pick theyve ever made
Me a Lions Fan: Oh No This Isn't Going To Be Good
Me After this Video: Hey they weren't here and Michigan got roasted this works
Who was a worse drafter, Matt Mullen or Bob Quinn?
Hall of Farmers typically go right before the Lions pick.
@@mottdropsie Hall of Farmers? E-I-E-I-O
Welp sadly the UofM joke don't stand anymore so
6:14 “his most famous interception”
“Not an interception”
It sure looked like an interception, to me. Thrown by a guy in white, caught by a guy in blue. Not _Sherman's_ interception, but an interception nevertheless, and all real credit for it goes to Sherman. That's why "The Tip" has its own Wikipedia page, and few even know the name of the player who actually got the interception.
@@blindleader42You mean Malcolm Smith the former Super bowl MVP and brother of the other Steve Smith? Little does anyone know he is playing for Cleveland right now as well. He said HIS most famous interception with regard to Sherman who, unless I’m misremembering, did not get that interception. Also I didn’t look any of that up, I just have a very good memory
@@aaronrhodes7268 It's as if you didn't even read my post, and were just enraged that anyone would dare to reply to such an authority on football history as you. Get over yourself.
edit: *if typo
@@blindleader42 Everything I said was in response to your post, you make 0 sense.
@@aaronrhodes7268 Well, then you have less than zero understanding of what I said.
edit:
Just to elaborate a bit.
"Not Sherman's interception, but an interception nevertheless,"
And your response to that was "Sherman who, unless I’m misremembering, did not get that interception" 0 sense, right there. Do I need to repeat something that isn't getting through?
Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception Not Sherman's interception. Got it?
"It sure looked like an interception, to me. Thrown by a guy in white, caught by a guy in blue."
Your response... I can't find one. Checked again. Nope. no response.
"and few even know the name of the player who actually got the interception."
And your response... A load of verbal diarrhea on your superior knowledge of football history and your "very good memory"
None of which has anything to do with the fact it does not matter who caught the tip. Just be proud that you're one of the few, instead of being a dick.
Tony Madarich was surrounded by a bunch of hall of famers in the Draft, no matter how good the Packers do this season, they will have to live with drafting him over multiple hall of famers
If he was at least a pro bowler it would’ve lessened the blow but the fact that he was a steroid using bust just made the pick so bad
On the other hand, it was Madarich becoming a bust that lead to the Packers front office hiring Ron Wolf; which lead to Brett Favre, Reggie White, and Mike Holmgren returning to them to Championship contenders.
Didn’t Barry Sanders go after him in that draft?
@@djquinn11 yep, so did Deion
@@Yeen125 As a Packer fan I whole heartily agree! I'll take a draft bust for Super Bowls' every day of the week. I grew up in Windsor Ontario, right across the river from Detroit. I just laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh at Lions fan bragging endlessly about Barry. I just look at them and say I can't hear you with these Super Bowl rings in my ears............
Jacksonville Jaguars took Blaine Gabbert and the next pick was JJ Watt :(
They also took a punter before Russell Wilson.
@@cerabrii398 wait fr?
@@micah2426 Yep
@@micah2426 yep lol jaguars are just a sad franchise, I hope they find some success, not even a fan just kinda feel bad for them
Blaine gabbert is laughable
Hardest part of making this video was picking a Busta Rhymes clip.
He was so good at ou
c'mon, you gotta say a little more about "The Brady Six" - but kudos for the funniest moment on SNL for the last 30 years.
Can't wait to see the NHL, NBA and MLB versions of this
Ricky Rubio before Steph Curry or Patrik Stefan over The Sedin Twins
@@boycotttps211 while Rubio hasn't had as decorated of a career as Curry he's still in the league, not a total fail.
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The New York Jets draft Sam Darnold, Mark "butt-fumble" .
"Jake Butt"
Oh no I can tell already.
@Lesevesel lmao true
He was a tight end
As a broncos fan, I regret that pick a lot. Not because he has been terrible, he’s mainly been injured. If we had Kittle, it would have been great.
@Lesevesel another missed chance after the 'misty hyman' video
You really need the O-Line to plug the gap.
"Doesn't have the great tools"
San Francisco picks him up and he won 4 Superbowls.
It's a damn shame those 90's Bills teams didn't win at least 2 of 4 Super Bowls. They had the Giants in their 1st one and had Dallas on the ropes in their rematch until they starting shooting themselves in the foot and lost momentum.
Of course, it was the Chiefs who had to whiff of drafting an elite QB until Mahomes came along.
@TheWhiteWhale It was past their prime qbs, qbs that got shoved aside by other teams who had starters in place, and trying to find potential Tom Bradys in the late rounds, with incredibly mixed results. If you had to ask me the 3 most successful Chiefs qbs were in that time, Trent Green, Steve DeBerg, and Alex Smith would be my picks, with Joe Montana missing out barely.
They were great at getting insanely talented, elite injury prone runningbacks though.
Jets every time they draft
Ken O’Brien over Dan Marino, anyone?!
@@Yeen125 and Kyle Brady over Warren Sapp 😂
@@ChiefBlue4298 I was going to bring that up LMFAO 🤣
@Harry Engel Defending those picks is just sad.
The Chiefs would blow it 4 years later when they drafted Todd Blackledge and Jim Kelly would be the next QB taken.
There was another one I remember reading about in Sports Illustrated in their post-draft analysis in 1974. When the Steelers picked John Stallworth in the 4th round, the Chargers had picked Harrison Davis with the pick right before that. Now, there weren’t a lot of WRs picked that year and Stallworth went to Alabama A&M, so he didn’t get any attention. In fact, his coaches sent a highlight reel (back then, thee were no CDs, DVDs, flash drives or even digital uploads) out that was suppose to be passed around to several teams. The Steelers were the the first to receive the film and proceeded to “lose” the film after reviewing it. They later admitted that Stallworth was their back up choice in case Lynn Swann was taken before their turn on the first round. However, they were able to draft Swann, filled another hole at MLB in the second round with Jack Lambert, didn’t draft in the third round as they had traded that to the Raiders (who picked Mark Van Eghen) and figured correctly that Stallworth would be available still in the fourth round.
The Chiefs also missed out on Dan Marino
True. The player who was picked right after Marino, and was the last player picked in the first round, was Darrell Green.
@@ChiefBlue4298 so did everyone else in the league.
Tony Eason and Ken O'Brien taken before Dan Marino. D'oh!
6:13 that wasn’t an interception though he just tipped it
Fun fact: those Roger Staubach highlights of him at a scrimmage against the Rams were filmed at Cal Lutheran University where the Cowboys had their summer training camp until 1989, and where the Rams have had their team headquarters since moving back to LA.
The one skill that most draft pickers fail on is the end of the nose test. That’s the skill that identifies a player a thousand miles away when the best person is right down the road. IE Chicago Bears who should have seen Joe Montana in South Bend about 120 miles away, yet picked Willie McClendon from GA about 1100 miles away.
we picked Takk McKinley over TJ Watt smh
We picked Kevin King 😭
@@rjante2236 at least we got Jaire Alexander tho
We picked Taco Charlton
We pick JJ arcega Whiteside over dk Metcalf 🤦🤦🤦
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Joe Montana might not have been a great one if he went anywhere else. Bill Walsh picked him specifically because he thought Montana would be a natural fit for his new West Coast offense. Would he have been the same guy if he were taken by the 80's Bucs or Lions?
Fun fact: The other half of "The Catch" was Steve Fuller's primary receiver at Clemson.
More than that. Dwight Clark wasn't even considered a draft prospect. He hadn't even entered the draft. He was Fuller's roommate and he ran routes for Fuller when Walsh came to evaluate Fuller. Walsh didn't want Fuller but he wanted the Clark and told Clark to enter the draft. Walsh had this idea rolling around in his head for a long time. a hybrid type receiver. A guy between a wide receiver and a tightend. A guy who was too big for corners to cover buy too fast for linebackers. He knew he had found exactly what he had been looking for when he scouted Fuller and by chance discovering Clark.
In a few years you'll be able to add DK Metcalf and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside 😂
Thing is that the niners wanted a kid named Simms but my beloved Giants took him and the niners had to settle on the kid from Notre Dame.
Joe Montana was selected 1979 Draft in the 3rd round 82nd pick, not the 2nd round.
In the same draft, Dwight Clark was selected in the 10th round
This vid just screams brady
I feel like the NFL scouts get paid more than pretty much every raiders player. Not sure why they can’t do their jobs lol
I'm a man I'll admit when I'm wrong.
I said DK Metcalf was a workout warrior and wouldn't make it in the NFL.
I was wrong.
The Dolphins situation in '83 is an interesting one. They missed out on HOFer Darrell Green who was chosen right after Marino.Imagine Green along with that Killer B's defense in the early to mid 80's. The Dolphins made it to the '82 S.B. with Woodley and Strock at QB, and the '83 Defense with Green added in would have been a sure winner-not to mention the following years.
Yes, Marino did play good enough to help the Dolphins win 1 Conf. Championship, but only 1 in 10 playoff years. Green helped his team win 5 total championships, 3 Conf. and 2 S.B.'s.
There was 24 corners taken before Sherman?
I wonder if that's why he wears "25".
Think it was the # his uncle wore
Bobby Wagner had a LB drafted 1 spot before him and they ended up being his backup a few years later.
Charles Rogers and Andre Johnson is obviously one, JaMarcus Russell and Calvin Johnson are another...
As of a few days ago, your predictions were proven correct
For some reason everyone always misses one of the biggest examples of this: with the 3rd overall pick in the 1967 NFL draft the 49ers took Steve Spurrier, who became a legendary coach but as a QB basically spent his whole career as a benchwarmer. 1 pick later the Dolphins took Bob Griese
Not the same position, but as a Jags fan there are two I must mention: 2011, Blaine Gabbert one pick before JJ Watt; 2012, Bryan Anger one pick before Russell Wilson...
Joe Montana has a gold record as a backup singer on Hip To Be Square by Huey Lewis and the News. Sorry.
I noticed you hit the Vikings twice but you forgot one. In 1982 the Vikings took Daren Nelson one pick ahead of the Raiders who took Marcus Allen.
Fun fact I played QB at Hilton head high school in South Carolina and Steve fuller was my QB coach
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It isn't possible to be in this video yet but eventually the 2017 1st round pick by the Cowboys of Taco Charlton will be on this list. The next pick was T.J. Watt. As a Wisconsin Badgers and Dallas Cowboys fan, this pick hurt a lot
You have made quarantine so bearable, awesome content every upload.
If you weren’t going off of your same position rule, Tony Manderich would be the number 1.
As well as the famous 2000 draft.
You missed out on Bill O'brien, I mean sure he is not a hall of famer but as a coach and GM he is the best right? Not a single bad draft, trade or decision, right? Was all just bad luck right?
Jake butt has been healthy for like 10 games in his 4 year career, and is STILL on an active roster. He must be an absolute STUD at practice
Honey, wake up. Five Points posted.
One that will piss me off the most is the eagles picking J.J Arcega whiteside over DK Metcalf.
Yeah that one really looks bad now
Montana and fuller Brady and two picks to another fuller named Jordan who also coincidentally was picked 199 but 20 years later
The real mystery is... WhenJake Butt losses the ball during a play would it eclipse the Mark Sanchez "butt fumble"?
Probably not.
It’s kinda hard to draft a true star cause there are so many variables. They can be injury-prone, his measurables may be lacking in the top level, or his confidence is shaky at best. It’s hard to blame the teams cause hindsight is always 20/20 and we have to wait the season to evaluate whether their pick was good or not. Once it has been evaluated, we throw all our shit on the teams cause they made a bad pick which they don’t even know on draft night so it’s not really fair. Like if you were a Head Coach for a struggling team that needs to reach the playoffs or you’re gone, would you draft a low pedigree WR from Mississippi (who would be Jerry Rice) or a Heisman candidate with a known bad attitude (like Jeff George)? Oh and you have no data on Jerry Rice’s performances at Mississippi Valley. You have no clue who both would become so of course you’re gonna pick the Heisman candidate cause its the safest choice right? Instead of the low pedigree school in which you have never sent a scout to and have no data on what anyone did there.
Fun fact: Andre Reed would have gotten a ring in his rookie season had he been drafted 8 picks earlier by the Bears (who instead took a different WR).
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Butt, Wood, these first 2 cases back to back sound like subliminal messaging. And then follow that up with a guy named Buster Rhymes.
Bills have the best dynasty. They may have lost all 4, but we will likely never see 1 team do that again
The Bengals might be next.
Im actually suprised Orlando Pace made the HoF.
He was #1 overall
I think he had a secret that was pancake blocks
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We gotta take this opportunity to take ANOTHER shot at legendary talent evaluator John Elway. With the 57th pick in the 2012 Draft, Elway and the Broncos took Arizona State QB Brock Osweiler, he of the famous Cleveland Browns trade where the Texans GAVE a 2nd round pick to shed his albatross of a salary. 18 picks later at 75, Seattle took some undersized QB from Wisconsin named Russell Wilson who played in 2 Super Bowls, winning 1 and 10 years into his career is a near lock for the Hall of Fame
As a Cardinals fan I am now Scared for Andy Isabella
Kutztown (the first syllable is how you pronounce the first syllable of “cookie”). Their rugby team is one of the best on the East Coast.
The problem the Bears have is that they can pick someone at QB with talent, but they wouldn't know how to develop that talent
Richard Sherman's most famous interception was made by Malcolm Smith.
Pretty ironic how the Jake Butt pick ended up being *ABSOLUTE BOOTY CHEEKS*
It's insane the connection KC has to SF when it comes to the QB. It's like having sloppy seconds (or thirds if you count Bono) that do great(Again, unless you count Bono) until they found Mahomes.. Which, by the way, credits a former SF Quarterback as his mentor(Alex Smith) for helping make him the Quarterback he is today. As a KC native, I still love you Alex Smith. I truly hope you one day get a championship ring yourself.
The Chiefs spent several years trying to be the 49ers.
You forgot Grbac too
Andre Johnson // Charles Rogers if you ever do a part 2
As a Iowa Hawkeye fan I’m confused as to where you saw that George kittle played WR?
3:12 I see why they called him "Roger the Dodger"
OUCH ON GARY WOOD!!!!
But it got us the "light reading" gag from "Airplane!"
49ers coach Bill Walsh once wondered aloud during an interview as to why Notre Dame didn't start Joe Montana more often than they did.....
I loved the joe Montana one
Coaching and environment matters though. And sometimes you get unlucky with injuries.
Also a ton of these picks are mid-to-late round reaches who happened to be late-bloomers
As a chicago sports fan im aware over 50% of our downfalls land at the feet of our gm's. Either we have a gm that builds a dynasty and then is fired to have the next gm reap all the benefits and then slowly fuck it all up (hawks). Or a gm who builds a dynasty but allows his ego to explode and then fucks it all up (bulls). The cubs have been an ongoing joke except maybe a year or two out of each of the last eleven decades except recently they were pretty damn good for a 3ish year period, but then started making dumb signings ...and then we have the bears gms.. Trubisky... Skipping over two future h.o.f'rs at the qb position and another one or two possible ones who play at other positions. Most people get excited around draft time, where in Chicago you just hold your breath and wait to find out what people will be making fun of you about that year. Of course that is if you have draft picks to use that year which isn't always a bad thing to not have a any of.
Lions and Jets fans are happy they didn't end up here
but Sherman didn't intercept that crabtree ball he just tipped it
Can you say Peterson was a miss, Peterson was a true lock down corner playing man and zone or whatever where Sherman kinda never played out of a cover 3 scheme and when he was in man having earl Thomas roaming in center field would hide the times a wr with speed run past him on one on one situations
Good video, although at this point I hear Brady being more widely accepted as the goat over Montana 😉
Another quality video. Keep up the good work man :)
In the Future Russel Wilson should be on this list when he becomes a hall of famer. Remember when the Jacksoville Jaguars passed him for a punter?? Lmao!!😂😂😂😂
Any video with a clip from "Airplane!" is an automatic thumbs up. Good work, Fivepoints!!
Lol that pic of Chad Pennington 😄
I was sure this would be a video mainly about JaMarcus Russell. I was pleasantly surprised, and then a little confused. So I went to look up who the next QB drafted after JR was in 2007. Yeah, not exactly a Hall of Fame player either.
jake butt literally can’t stay healthy imagine how different it would’ve been if we got kittle
Me as a scout: "he went to Notre Dame I'd pick him
Andre Reed may not have a rapper named after him, but he does have Kutztown's Football Stadium named after him. I was going there when it was officially changed. That was pretty cool!
I love the collaboration 🔥🔥🔥
You could do a list of these of solely Lions picks.
Going the other way, who you passed up...The New York Jets! Passed on drafting essentially the entire Hall of Fame so they could get Richard Todd
In 2014, Kutztown Univeristy renamed their football field to honor Andre Reed, which is now called University Field at Andre Reed Stadium or Andre Reed Stadium.
And as a Minnesotan, i can't help but notice 2 of these were Vikings picking the wrong guy...
As a fellow vikings fan. Pain
i swear man i learn something every new video, love it
Jake Butt is exactly why players should opt out of meaningless bowl games.
Another terrific vid man!
This is creative content . Good video homeboy
As a bears fan, i thank deshaun watson for saving us from this list
THE ONLY REASON PATRICK PETERSON HAS MORE PRO-BOWLS THAN SHERMAN... Peterson was an alternate while Sherman played in Superbowls..
Kutztown is pronounced like soots-town.
What are youbtalking about? Steve Fuller dropped straight bars on his part of the Super Bowl Shuffle. Which is still the best song ever released by a sports team.
Merry Christmas from THE Butts!