That was a very weak 1st round. The draft did have some great players in Strahan, Roaf, Will Shields, Lorenzo Neil and Jason Elam all have a good shot of making the Hall of Fame.
I don't know. I figure it's probably pretty typical.
Out of the top 10 Drew Bledsoe, Willie Roaf, Lincoln Kennedy, and Jerome Bettis met and exceeded expectations.
Garrison Hearst, Marvin Jones, and Curtis Conway all started for many years and, while probably somewhat disappointing, weren't total busts (Hearst is a somewhat special case since his best seasons were with the 49ers. So he wasn't a bust, except to the team that drafted him).
Only Rick Mirer, John Copeland, and Eric Curry were "busts", and only Eric Curry was an unredeemable epic bust (Copeland played for 10 years and started a couple. Mirer, originally, was thought to be doing better then Bledsoe. He just never progressed beyond a certain point and ended up getting cut and bouncing around for a few years).