NFL Draft: The Most Disappointing Picks for Every Team in the Last Decade (Part 4)

Wednesday, May 18th, 2011
Nfl Draft: the Most Disappointing Picks for Every Team In the Last Decade (part 4)

Picking from where we left off in the previous article of this feature, I have taken a look at the most disappointing draft picks for the remaining teams in the NFL from the last decade.

27. Bobby Carpenter, LB: Dallas Cowboys – he was the 18th pick in the 2006 draft. In the 4 years (and 58 games) he played for the Cowboys, he never managed a single forced fumble from the opposition nor an interception.

28. Alex Smith, QB: San Francisco 49ers – he was the 1st pick in the 2005 draft. This time around, it was the player who was unlucky to be drafted by a struggling team. Smith is not without talent; however, there have been instances where he hasn’t helped himself either. He has 14 touch downs, 10 interceptions, 2,370 yards and a QB rating of 82.1 to his name.
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NFL Draft: Most Disappointing Picks for Every Team in the Last Decade (Part 3)

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011
Nfl Draft: Most Disappointing Picks for Every Team In the Last Decade (part 3)

Continuing with this feature, I have taken a look at the next 10 most disappointing draft picks for teams in the NFL.

18. Matt Leinart, QB: Arizona Cardinals – he was the 10th pick in the 2006 draft. In the 4 seasons with the Cardinals, Leinart managed a career start record of 7-10, with the football scoreboards showing 14 touch downs, 20 interceptions and 3,893 yards. In 2010, he was acquired by the Houston Texans, for whom he has yet to play a game.

19. T.J Duckett, RB: Atlanta Falcons – he was the 18th pick in the 2002 draft. Even though Duckett has competent career stats, as fate would have it, he wasn’t able to perform well for the Falcons.
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NFL Draft: The Most Disappointing Picks for Every Team in the Last Decade (Part 2)

Monday, May 16th, 2011
Nfl Draft: the Most Disappointing Picks for Every Team In the Last Decade (part 2)

Yesterday, I analyzed the most disappointing draft picks for 9 of the 32 teams in the NFL. Today, in a continuation of this feature, I will take a look at the next 7 teams.

10. Ted Ginn Jr., WR: Miami Dolphins – he was the 9th pick in the 2007 . The Miami Dolphins made a much criticized decision when they selected Ted Ginn over Brady Quinn. However, even if they had gone with Quinn, he too would be on this list. He may have been a competent return man (the football scoreboards showed 3 TDs for the Dolphins), but he was never a competent receiver.
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NFL Draft 2011: Day 1, 2 and 3 Round Up (Part 2)

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011
Nfl Draft 2011: Day 1, 2 and 3 Round Up

The 32 teams have cast their dice, signaling the all-too-anticipated NFL Draft 2011 as officially complete. 3 days and 7 rounds are a lot to process, therefore, in this feature, I have taken look at what the teams were looking for on D-Day and what they got.

Atlanta Falcons – the team was in need of a WR, DE and a good pass rusher. In an aggressive move, they traded away 5 picks to the Browns in an effort to get their hands on WR Julio Jones. Next, the Falcons drafted OLB Akeem Dent; however, they could’ve picked a far more able draft. Later, they drafted Cliff Mathews at DE.
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Top 10 NFL Draft Scandals of All Time

Wednesday, June 10th, 2009

NFL Draft Scandals

  • The NFL has a history of scandals, including those concerning the draft and top draft picks.
  • The top 10 scandals of all time include some well known names and teams.
  • NFL draft scandals tarnish the appearance of the football league, and measures have been taken in recent years to force players to clean up their behavior.

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NFL Draft: Texas Tech WR Crabtree Sparks High Interest

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

Michael Crabtree

  • Michael Crabtree of Texas Tech is rated the top sophomore among this year’s prospects
  • Many NFL draft predictions list Crabtree among the top five players overall
  • Recent foot surgery has done little to lower Crabree’s status among

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NFL Draft: Is Georgia’s Matthew Stafford Best of a Weak QB Crop?

Friday, April 17th, 2009

Matthew Stafford

  • Top experts in predictions have quarterback Matthew Stafford being taken by the Detroit Lions as the first pick.
  • have given Georgia’s Stafford a slight edge over USC’s Mark Sanchez as best quarterback.
  • Although the quarterback position is usually a high priority when it comes to NFL draft picks, this year’s QB crop seems a bit lean.

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NFL Draft: Virginia OT Eugene Monroe Will Go Early

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

Eugene Monroe

  • Left offensive tackles continue to cash in among prospects.
  • NFL draft projections have Virginia’s Eugene Monroe being a top-five pick this year.
  • If the proceed as experts expect, Monroe may end up on the Seattle Seahawks.

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