Ever hear of Lawrence Phillips? How is he not on this list? He had more hype than Dayne and was WAYYYYY worse. As an added bonus, his life after football was worse than his career. Thumbs up if Phillips needs to be on this list.
JOE CIOCCO i thought the same thing, but Phillips only had one thousand yard season in three years at Nebraska. The talent was obvious, but I think this list is based on college stats & accolades.
@@anthonyhartzog8391 Nice job pointing that out. I thought he was a much bigger star in college because like you said, the talent was massive. I went back and looked up his stats and while he did rack up almost 600 yards in 5 games his Jr yr, his only HUGE year was his soph year. Good stuff.
Bush wasn't a bust, he stayed with his original team for multiple years and won a super bowl with them leading them out of the tunnel that year with the bats, he was their guy
Making Stones Reggie Bush was a Homerun waiting to happen. By far the most exciting player to watch on the saints during his tenure there imo as a saints fan. He never was the main feature back any of his yrs there(probably because of his size) but he still was pretty good. If he would’ve been the main I’m certain he would’ve had way better numbers. Not to mention he did arguably better elsewhere, but started suffering from injuries. P.s. most exciting does not mean “the best” player. Which is clearly Brees
Probably because he immediately blew out his knee. Him being a bust wasn't really his fault, medical science in treating knee ligament tears in the 90s wasn't anywhere close to what it is now.
a bust is still a bust. If their college didn't match their pro career, according to this format, then it is still a bust. How can any list exist without Lawrence Phillips?
To set everything straight on this post, he was drafted at 101 by the Denver Broncos, he may not have played a full season but the topic of this is being a bust.
I’d say he was a bust. He was supposed to be a really good gadget player. Supposed to be able to rip off big plays. He never has been. Only thing he’s kind of good at is special teams.
Me being a huge Alabama fan..... I'll put Eddy Lacy and Trent Richardson both at number 1 crazy thing about it is I thought they'll last longer than mark Ingram cause Ingram wasn't really explosive like those two was
It's sad because Eddie Lacy was a stress eater and he fell into a depression seeing what everyone was saying about him so he ate his feelings and then everyone made all the Eddie Lacy fat jokes which made him more depressed which led to him eating even more and gaining more weight, I feel bad for the dude honestly.
I was wondering where Enis was as I consider him the biggest bust of the infamous "Penn State Backs" curse. Ki-Jana Carter was hampered by injuries (and being drafted by the incompetent 90's Bengals), Blair Thomas was a victim of RB by Committee, but Curtis Enis just stunk.
@@alfredjones9548 I think the blow out knee killed Carter's career before it even started, but yeah he is on alot of "busts" list; though unfair I believe. The major thing I took from this list...dont get drafted by the Bengals.
@@ralph8677 i-Jana carter blew out his knee before playing a single game. I think larry johnson broke the PSU curse...hopefully barkely has great career seems he has all the tools to be great. There was 1 RB from PSU (major Harris) I believe from the 90s early 2000s I thought he would be the next great back...but blew his knee his SO year at PSU...and was never the same. K The key drafting RB (make sure they not from PSU, you not drafting for the Bengals, and RB is not overworked in college)
@@itsyourboisoonay2784 The WORST was 1990 49ers blew out the Broncos. I was at a SB Party which turned into a regular party with no one watching the game.
Richard Pancoast any Super Bowl the Broncos didn’t win but were in are easily the worst they’ve been blown out 4 times. Huge broncos fan btw but that orange curse is real.
Surprised Steve Slaton didn't make the list. He balled out at WVU went to the Texans, won rookie of the year rushed for 1300 yards and 10 tds.. then after his rookie year... he never had a season over 500 yards rushing.
Damn still remember that Penn State running back curse back then and how teams were actually afraid to draft backs from that college. Thank God Saquon Barkley was able to end it
Hardly ever comment but got dang your ability to keep a straight face while spitting straight facts is impressive. Which is why I subscribed as soon as I could. Keep it up love your product.🤙
Justin, if really you feel you're losing your voice... vacation time buddy! You have, by far, the best radiophonic voice i've ever heard. If REALLY you feel you're losing a certain edge, just slow down for a while. You're the best man!
Maurice Corlette for the buckeyes was a beast his freshman year wanted to get drafted early but the nfl don’t do that so he sat out a year then got drafted and never heard a word since
Kijana Carter was the first one to come to mind. Everyone thought he was gonna be a god. His last year at Penn St. he had 23 TDs in 11 games. Just amazing. Maurice Clarett was the one that was truly special. Really special. Sadly he was a drunk too, crazy and ruined it. He was a man amongst boys.
If you look outside the power 5 and look at the mid majors you’d find Ryan Mathews of Fresno State and he was drafted by the San Diego Chargers at number 24 to replace Tomlinson. The issue is he was fumble prone. He lasted 2 seasons in San Diego and 2 seasons in Philadelphia and was soon out of the NFL.
Lmao not gon lie, before I watched this video I thought this guy was actually just some weird text to speech bot. Nice to see your face buddy great videos!
Ki Jana Carter -RB - Penn State '94 - '95 won the Rose Bowl i don't think he won the Heisman but he was in contention.. Cincinatti drafted him and he hurt his knee twice. Broke my heart.. Shout out Brandon Short PSU used to be my squad..
Robert Edwards had a great rookie year then had that awful injury playing flag football at the Pro Bowl. Although he did make it back to the NFL he never was as good. He did decent in the CFL after his NFL days ended though.
I like that you didn't include players that have career ending or changing injuries. and Also I know that's not was this list is about but always like to shout out to these "busts" lists that how well these guys did do in college and how fun they were to watch play !
What about Charles White? He was Reggie Bush before Reggie Bush. He's number 5 all time in NCAA rushing, but finished his pro career with just 3,075 yards.
@@whatsyurprob158 Not really. I don't recall him ever reaching 1000 rushing yards in a season. Had the nerve to holdout his rookie year, then tear up his knee, in 96. Waste of a pick; I think Eddie George came out the following year. Would've loved to have had him as a Panther. Oh well... 🤷
After watching this vid, I'll also add Tyrone Wheatley. As an Iowa fan in the B1G, he's my favorite college player of all time. So incredible at Michigan.
Lawrence Phillips, Curtis Enis, "Touchdown" Tommy Vardell, & Reggie Bush (Bush was adequate at times, but never came close to being the offensive machine he was being touted as coming out of college).
As a Badger fan I hope there are at least 4 of our guys on this list. Ron Dayne is in the top 3 for sure.. at least he will get on a top 10 list somewhere.
Can’t believe they missed tre mason. Third round pick by the rams, he led auburn to the national championship when they lost to Winston and Florida state. Had an amazing year that year, he never really got a chance to start cuz he injured his leg and then they drafted Todd Gurley the next season
RealWorldFantasy it’s hard for me to think of third round guys as busts .. there are literally 100+ guys drafted before him. Sounds like the rams weren’t even sold on him.
Oh man did you miss some BIG ones. Rashaan Salaam Colorado 2055 yards-1994. Heisman Trophy (1994) Walter Camp Award (1994) Doak Walker Award (1994) Sporting News Player of the Year (1994) Unanimous All-American (1994) Troy Davis ISU 2010 yards-1995 2185 yards-1996 2× Consensus All-American (1995, 1996) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year (1996) First-team All-Big 12 (1996) First-team All-Big 8 (1995) 2× Heisman Trophy finalist (1995, 1996) Heisman Trophy runner-up (1996) Jim Brown Award (1996) Chic Harley Award (1996) College Football Hall of Fame (2016) Mike Rozier Nebraska 1689 yard-1982 2148 yard-1983 Heisman Trophy (1983) Maxwell Award (1983) Walter Camp Award (1983) Chic Harley Award (1983) UPI Player of the Year (1983) Sporting News Player of the Year (1983) 2× Consensus All-American (1982, 1983) Honorable mentions: Ki-Jana Carter- Penn State Maurice Clarett- The Ohio State University Curtis Enis- Penn State Something about Penn State huh?
Who do you think was the biggest college football running back bust ever??? Drop your comment down below.
Monte ball
every teams best/worst Super Bowl play
TPS rip benson
Trent Richardson. Wasn't he the RB who couldn't pass a 'mandatory' fitness test of the Washington Redskins everyone else passed?
Saquan Barkley
10 players who were unheard of in college, but became superstars in the NFL.
Got any suggestions?
TPS James Harrison, Wes Welker, Kurt Warner, and of course Tom Brady
@@TotalProSports Phillip Lindsay
@@TotalProSportsAdam Thielen. no one knew he was alive in collage, the he become a top 5 wide out!
@@SithBatDude not top 5 lol. Top 10 though
Rip Cedric Benson
Saints 6709 he shouldn’t be on this list with 3 1000 yard seasons
@@cuzimagremlin3934 I agree with you
Cedric Benson had a solid year with the Cincinnati Bengals
Kijana carter
@John Nichols + Yes. He was killed in a motorcycle wreck.
Ever hear of Lawrence Phillips? How is he not on this list? He had more hype than Dayne and was WAYYYYY worse. As an added bonus, his life after football was worse than his career. Thumbs up if Phillips needs to be on this list.
I was going to say the same thing! How is Lawrence Phillips not even on the list? Let alone #1?
JOE CIOCCO i thought the same thing, but Phillips only had one thousand yard season in three years at Nebraska. The talent was obvious, but I think this list is based on college stats & accolades.
@@anthonyhartzog8391 Nice job pointing that out. I thought he was a much bigger star in college because like you said, the talent was massive. I went back and looked up his stats and while he did rack up almost 600 yards in 5 games his Jr yr, his only HUGE year was his soph year. Good stuff.
Hated that my rams traded the bus for him.
@@xDreMack Forgot about that. Just a terrible decision that haunted the Rams while the bus ran wild in Pitt.
Montee Ball was an alcoholic but I am glad he has turned his life around
Fact
That's good because here he was a loving person but he could've been better with the right team
Trent Richardson has to be #1
Reggie bush: Am I a joke to you?
Making Stones loo bush won a super bowl and had a couple good years
George Atkinson III
Irrelavent
Bush wasn't a bust, he stayed with his original team for multiple years and won a super bowl with them leading them out of the tunnel that year with the bats, he was their guy
Making Stones Reggie Bush was a Homerun waiting to happen. By far the most exciting player to watch on the saints during his tenure there imo as a saints fan. He never was the main feature back any of his yrs there(probably because of his size) but he still was pretty good. If he would’ve been the main I’m certain he would’ve had way better numbers. Not to mention he did arguably better elsewhere, but started suffering from injuries.
P.s. most exciting does not mean “the best” player. Which is clearly Brees
The way he says Oregon pisses my midwestern accent off😂😂
Apple people from Oregon hate when people say it like that
What's the relation here between your Midwestern accent and the "Oregone" pronunciation?
Pronounced Ory-gun not Oar-uh-gone.
His voice alone pisses me off
Graham Spencer same
How was Ki-Jana Carter not on this list? He was drafted #1 overall, unlike anybody on this list
Probably because he immediately blew out his knee. Him being a bust wasn't really his fault, medical science in treating knee ligament tears in the 90s wasn't anywhere close to what it is now.
Ki- Jana Carter was injury prone not a bust there is an difference.
Thats what I was thinking, Curtis Enis should be on this list as well.
What about reggie bush
a bust is still a bust. If their college didn't match their pro career, according to this format, then it is still a bust. How can any list exist without Lawrence Phillips?
What about Maurice Clarett, after the 2002 Tostitos bowl almost everyone thought he was going big, and low and behold a bust.
Heartbreaking. He turned his life around though and now gives "don't be an idiot like me" talks to young people. So good for him.
He was college player. I’m glad he got his act together
He never played in the league tho
When did he play in the nfl? And if he did, what team?
To set everything straight on this post, he was drafted at 101 by the Denver Broncos, he may not have played a full season but the topic of this is being a bust.
How about Rashan Salaam the player out of Colorado drafted by the Bears
RIP he gone too.
You can put Curtis Enis on that list also
Deanthoy thomas wasnt a major bust the chiefs are just good asf
True
Ya but as a running back he sucks
@@313Larmz u a damn lie
I’d say he was a bust. He was supposed to be a really good gadget player. Supposed to be able to rip off big plays. He never has been. Only thing he’s kind of good at is special teams.
@@ianconness11 he shouldve been picked by the Seahawks
Me being a huge Alabama fan..... I'll put Eddy Lacy and Trent Richardson both at number 1 crazy thing about it is I thought they'll last longer than mark Ingram cause Ingram wasn't really explosive like those two was
Me too 😂
Eddie Lacy ate his way out the NFL after he was rookie of the year
@@amyerker5415 He was damn near 300
Eddie Lacy ate this comment
It's sad because Eddie Lacy was a stress eater and he fell into a depression seeing what everyone was saying about him so he ate his feelings and then everyone made all the Eddie Lacy fat jokes which made him more depressed which led to him eating even more and gaining more weight, I feel bad for the dude honestly.
I thought Curtis Enis would've been a beast and he was a super bust..
70's Born 90's Swag.. kajana Carter
I was wondering where Enis was as I consider him the biggest bust of the infamous "Penn State Backs" curse. Ki-Jana Carter was hampered by injuries (and being drafted by the incompetent 90's Bengals), Blair Thomas was a victim of RB by Committee, but Curtis Enis just stunk.
@@alfredjones9548 I think the blow out knee killed Carter's career before it even started, but yeah he is on alot of "busts" list; though unfair I believe. The major thing I took from this list...dont get drafted by the Bengals.
@@ralph8677 i-Jana carter blew out his knee before playing a single game. I think larry johnson broke the PSU curse...hopefully barkely has great career seems he has all the tools to be great. There was 1 RB from PSU (major Harris) I believe from the 90s early 2000s I thought he would be the next great back...but blew his knee his SO year at PSU...and was never the same. K The key drafting RB (make sure they not from PSU, you not drafting for the Bengals, and RB is not overworked in college)
@@sicily7220 Major Harris was a QB for WVU in the late 80's whose biggest game was against Penn State. You sure you didn't mean somebody else?
As a Panthers fan, I am shocked Tim Biakabutuka isn't on this list. Like top 5.
Maurice Clarett, Kijana Carter, Kevin Jones, Curtis Enis, Trent Richardson were all worse and I could go on
I forgot abt him we passed up on ray Lewis Eddie George and someone else
This guys monotone voice turns me off from the videos he narrates
Good to listen to while you're going to sleep. I think it's perfect lol!
"Cappelelletiis' best season was in 1996.." umm that wouldve made him 44 years old LOL
lincoln castro lol I’m glad you noticed it 😂😂😂
10 college QBs who was better in the NFL.
Addendum: -not named Tom Brady. 😅
Amy Erker he’s not a QB
@@rvenang1 he was a college qb
Russell Wilson
John Stark yes but he’s not one in the pros. He changed positions.
How about "Top Ten RBs who were good in College, but MAJOR STEALS in the NFL".
Steven Manning zeke
Maverick Cater yeah 1st round draft pick. Whatta stral
Maverick Cater he’s not a fucking steal tho. Dumb shit, a steal is Tom Brady fucking dumb shit.
Danny Woodhead. Played D2 and had good seasons with Patriots and Chargers.
James Conner
Do 10 players who were not expected to make an nfl roster but became studs in the NFL
Jonte Stevenson got any suggestions?
Wes welker
Julian Edelman
Doug Baldwin
Wayne Chrebet
10 top black college football players out of HBCS
Underrated suggestion
Christopher Palmer I think they meant HBCU. Historically black colleges
Ndnen Jsjsn That’s kinda racist...
You racist af Christian mccaffrey prolly better than all those players anyways
Steve McNair
How did Ki-Jana carter not make this list?
Seriously.. or Lawrence Phillips. But he put Benson on here? The dude had multiple 1000k yard seasons. Thats not a bust.
A COMPLETE BUST!!!
How'd this happen???
Can you put some enthusiasm in your voice like damn 😂😂
every superbowl ranked 53rd to 1st
Andrew Davis
great idea
which one do u think was the best super bowl?
mine was super bowl 52 Patriots and Eagles( Im also a huge Eagles fan)
@@itsyourboisoonay2784 The WORST was 1990 49ers blew out the Broncos. I was at a SB Party which turned into a regular party with no one watching the game.
@@itsyourboisoonay2784 THX. Do you think superbowl 44 is the most under rated superbowl??
Richard Pancoast any Super Bowl the Broncos didn’t win but were in are easily the worst they’ve been blown out 4 times. Huge broncos fan btw but that orange curse is real.
@Christopher Palmer nah everything is 53 for bills fans
Surprised Steve Slaton didn't make the list. He balled out at WVU went to the Texans, won rookie of the year rushed for 1300 yards and 10 tds.. then after his rookie year... he never had a season over 500 yards rushing.
How does a player drafted in 74 have his best season in 96 lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
DeLorean time machine. The pictures didn't match '96. Schmook reporting.
Kijana Carter, Tyrone Wheatley, Tim Biakabatuka (the dude from Michigan back in the early 90's) these are a few off the top of my head
I’ve seen more emotion from celery...................................
Lol 😂
This guy has the douchiest voice ever
Organic?
All I hear is, "We're not going to fall for the banana in the tailpipe trick." 😂
Well now i guess you gotta do QB's who were great in college and bust i the NFL....long list there. Lol
The 1 and only great Timithylious Te🅱️ow
M Easy Ryan Leaf would be number 1 for sure
Tebow never got a fair shake at running a team! Every single coaching staff tried to change everything about his game!
Damn still remember that Penn State running back curse back then and how teams were actually afraid to draft backs from that college. Thank God Saquon Barkley was able to end it
Every teams best draft pick of the 2019 NFL season
Hardly ever comment but got dang your ability to keep a straight face while spitting straight facts is impressive. Which is why I subscribed as soon as I could. Keep it up love your product.🤙
Toby gerhart from Stanford
Big facts what tf ever happened to him
Justin, if really you feel you're losing your voice... vacation time buddy! You have, by far, the best radiophonic voice i've ever heard. If REALLY you feel you're losing a certain edge, just slow down for a while. You're the best man!
I been subbed since 3k subs!!
Ty🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Enjoyed this video very much. Always wondered what happened to some of the players. Am now a subscriber.
Jesus Christ this video has a lot of ads
So Cappelletti was drafted in 74, his best season was in 96, and he played for 9 seasons... Impressive
big boned turtle thought I heard that
I double tapped back just to make sure I heard him correctly 🤣 thought I was the only one who noticed that 💯
I knew i wasnt the only one who heard that!!
To be fair, he never said 9 consecutive seasons. :P
Must have been in and out of the lineup due to injuries
Has there ever been a player that sucked in college, went undrafted, and balled out in the NFL?
James Harrison, Tony Romo, Wes Welker?
Romo
Tom Brady. I hate his guts, but I respect him.
Ahh tony romo
I love tombrady
Maurice Corlette for the buckeyes was a beast his freshman year wanted to get drafted early but the nfl don’t do that so he sat out a year then got drafted and never heard a word since
It seems like some of them were just on bad teams.
Idk why I got this idea, but since you did great in college & busts in the nfl, if possible can you guys do busts in college & great in the nfl?
You forgot Lawrence Philips, that guy ended up being a murderer
Arturo Iván Zubiate too obvious!
Facts
Arturo Iván Zubiate he ended up taking his own life
Nick Bell, Vaughn Dunbar, Anthony Thompson, Mike Rozier, Ricky Ervins, Tim Worley, Lars Tate, Sammy White,
Do top ten “why didn’t you throw the ball” moments?
Kijana Carter was the first one to come to mind. Everyone thought he was gonna be a god. His last year at Penn St. he had 23 TDs in 11 games. Just amazing. Maurice Clarett was the one that was truly special. Really special. Sadly he was a drunk too, crazy and ruined it. He was a man amongst boys.
You forgot Rashaan Salaam. Won the Heisman at Colorado in 1994. Major bust in Pros. Sadly, he committed suicide a few years ago.
William Green out of Boston College. Rushed for 1500+ and 15 TDs his senior season and was taken 16th overall in the 2002 draft...
what about players who played in division 1AA or lower that became pro bowlers or hall of famers?
or make it a top 10 ?
If you look outside the power 5 and look at the mid majors you’d find Ryan Mathews of Fresno State and he was drafted by the San Diego Chargers at number 24 to replace Tomlinson. The issue is he was fumble prone. He lasted 2 seasons in San Diego and 2 seasons in Philadelphia and was soon out of the NFL.
Not a bad player
Mike Hart, beanie Wells, Steve Slaton all come to mind
Hart wasn't expected to be good in NFL though.
@Marcel Figueroa Mike Hart blew out his knee early in his career. So you can't count him as a bust. Wasn't in the league long enough.
@@Papote44 Hart still wasn't expected to be good in the NFL. Can't be a bust .
@@justinlecroy3579 ok i see what you mean. Gotcha.
@@Papote44 NP. TY for the reply.
Lmao not gon lie, before I watched this video I thought this guy was actually just some weird text to speech bot. Nice to see your face buddy great videos!
The Bengals and Browns seem to whiff on running backs a lot...
Whiff on QBs too 😂😂
@@aaronseidl5941 Absolutely right! And a lot of other positions too...😁👍
Except for CHUBB.
Joe Mixon and Corey Dillon said hi
Ki Jana Carter -RB - Penn State '94 - '95 won the Rose Bowl i don't think he won the Heisman but he was in contention.. Cincinatti drafted him and he hurt his knee twice. Broke my heart.. Shout out Brandon Short PSU used to be my squad..
Do ten players who were good their rookie years but sucked afterword
#1 Jeremy Hill
#2 Doug Martin
#3 Zac Stacy
Robert Edwards had a great rookie year then had that awful injury playing flag football at the Pro Bowl.
Although he did make it back to the NFL he never was as good. He did decent in the CFL after his NFL days ended though.
Vince Young
T Rich, S Slaton, M Clayton
Michael Haddix, Curtis Enis, Ki-Jana Carter, Dick Leftridge, Sammie Smith, Alonzo Highsmith, Bo Matthews, and Joe Profit.
Pretty sure this "Justin Fraction" dude is AI.
Got a cool idea for a video do one about family pros either on the same team or on other teams for example the watt brothers
Top 10 great players who just couldnt escape the injury bug example: Jamaal Charles
I like that you didn't include players that have career ending or changing injuries. and Also I know that's not was this list is about but always like to shout out to these "busts" lists that how well these guys did do in college and how fun they were to watch play !
Quentin Griffin, Maurice Clarett
The way he says Oregon makes it sound like some kind of cybernetic being's name or a Pokemon lol
I believe Griffin should have been #1, come on you won 2 heismam trophies
A " dope whopper " ??? Hell let me order one of those 😂😂 do you get your choice of dopes ??
I remember thinking Ron Dayne was gonna be the next Jerome Bettis
Remember "thunder and lightning?" Lol
Can you do a video we’re you go thru all the belichick RB and what happened to them
How guys with 1000 yards seasons ranked higher than Blair Thomas ?
your voice makes me need to clear my throaght lmfao
whatever he needs to be in a insurance commercial
My least favorite TPS narrator
Cedric benson shouldn’t be on here tbh
Right
Lawrence Phillips. Rashaan Salaam. Ki-Jana Carter. Even Errict Rhett. This list could be huge.
Derek Cracroft Willie green
High stock players who fell and turned out to be a bust
Epic Video Game and Lego Channel vince young
Luke Joeckle
This is the smoothest voice I have ever heard. You should start doing bedtime story audio books.
Lamar Jackson. Went from college RB to Nfl QB 😂
Derrick Roze did you forget he won a heisman award and was one of the best passers in college football
Louisville QB
MC Nyander Damn a running back won the Heisman award?
He was only a RB last yr
Stfu 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡2-0 Baltimore ravens 7 pass td’s 2 games for 🎱 not bad for a rb lol
De’Anthony Thomas, Ryan Mathews, Chris beanie Wells, Felix Jones
Top 10 Fullbacks all time in the NFL
Fat white guy numbers 10 through 1
dude person and also Lorenzo Neal
@@zdoggzero6595 true
How do you call Mike Alstott fat? Did you forget Greg Jones?
@@terrybaker1878 it was just a joke dude chill
What about Charles White? He was Reggie Bush before Reggie Bush. He's number 5 all time in NCAA rushing, but finished his pro career with just 3,075 yards.
How did Tim Biakabutuka not make this list?
He had 1 good season. . . I think, 🤔.
@@whatsyurprob158 Not really. I don't recall him ever reaching 1000 rushing yards in a season. Had the nerve to holdout his rookie year, then tear up his knee, in 96. Waste of a pick; I think Eddie George came out the following year. Would've loved to have had him as a Panther. Oh well... 🤷
Great video, but you missed 1. "Ki-Jana" Carter was the biggest can't miss RB prospect ever and is also the biggest RB bust of all time.
LSU running back derris Guice is on IR again. This smells bust.
After watching this vid, I'll also add Tyrone Wheatley. As an Iowa fan in the B1G, he's my favorite college player of all time. So incredible at Michigan.
As a 49er fan, I thought LaMichael James was going to be awesome for the team, but, never happened.
Y'all should do a video about the top ten players that were a bust on their first team but a a beast on a different team
Darren McFadden was a beast in college but a bust in the NFL
Lawrence Phillips, Curtis Enis, "Touchdown" Tommy Vardell, & Reggie Bush (Bush was adequate at times, but never came close to being the offensive machine he was being touted as coming out of college).
I don't think Cedric Benson should be on the list
Why? He was mediocre af
As a Badger fan I hope there are at least 4 of our guys on this list. Ron Dayne is in the top 3 for sure.. at least he will get on a top 10 list somewhere.
I think Leonard Fournette should will be the next bust
I am a jags fan I am allowed to say it
Average player
Even though they may have not done well at the professional level, making it to the NFL is an impressive feat by itself.
1. Lawrence Phillips
2. Ki-Jana Carter
LaMichael James was my fave back in chip Kelly’s Oregon days. Shame he didn’t work out in the nfl
I was waiting on Reggie Bush, but the video was good!
Rip cedric benson. I remember watching replays of Texas games in the early 2000s and and he just dominated every single game
Can’t believe they missed tre mason. Third round pick by the rams, he led auburn to the national championship when they lost to Winston and Florida state. Had an amazing year that year, he never really got a chance to start cuz he injured his leg and then they drafted Todd Gurley the next season
RealWorldFantasy it’s hard for me to think of third round guys as busts .. there are literally 100+ guys drafted before him. Sounds like the rams weren’t even sold on him.
Oh man did you miss some BIG ones.
Rashaan Salaam Colorado 2055 yards-1994.
Heisman Trophy (1994)
Walter Camp Award (1994)
Doak Walker Award (1994)
Sporting News Player of the Year (1994)
Unanimous All-American (1994)
Troy Davis ISU 2010 yards-1995 2185 yards-1996
2× Consensus All-American (1995, 1996)
Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year (1996)
First-team All-Big 12 (1996)
First-team All-Big 8 (1995)
2× Heisman Trophy finalist (1995, 1996)
Heisman Trophy runner-up (1996)
Jim Brown Award (1996)
Chic Harley Award (1996)
College Football Hall of Fame (2016)
Mike Rozier Nebraska 1689 yard-1982 2148 yard-1983
Heisman Trophy (1983)
Maxwell Award (1983)
Walter Camp Award (1983)
Chic Harley Award (1983)
UPI Player of the Year (1983)
Sporting News Player of the Year (1983)
2× Consensus All-American (1982, 1983)
Honorable mentions: Ki-Jana Carter- Penn State Maurice Clarett- The Ohio State University Curtis Enis- Penn State Something about Penn State huh?
people that were bad in college that were good in the nil btw love the vids
This guy should be doing All State insurance commercials
At first I thought this was Key n Peele 😂
Love this channel. But dude we all know this ain’t your real voice lol 😂
Top 10 Players Who Were Also Good at Different Positions
Ex.) Deion at WR. JJ Watt at TE. Julio at S
Top 10 coaches in the NFL is a must!!!!!!!!!