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i'd say a pick from the first half of the first round who is waived by the end of his rookie contract or traded for a 6th or 7th rounder... the lower the pick, the bigger the bust
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1st round draft pick that never plays a down.
Not many qualify under your definition. Are do you mean just in the first year?
Robert Meachem does.
It's a good question. Here would by my parameters:
1. Minimum of three years in league
2. Starter, Reserve, Injury
3. Position Played
4. How high the pick was, i.e top 5, bottom 10
5. Whether player is still with team that originally drafted player
That's what I would start with
I guess you answered my question -- all it takes is not playing the first year.
I was just messing around. I'm sure Meachem will play eventually and hopefully will not become a bust.
I just want to see that dude take the field.
Top 12 pick that doesn't start for your team for the length of his contract with the exception being a QB who sits a year. 13-25 pick that doesn't earn a starting role and contribute by year two if not a QB. 26-32 pick that never earns a starting role or contributes.
Clearly the most obvious, the one you want to start with is J. Sullivan.
We moved up to 6 by giving up our 17 and 18 in the first round swap. He took the bonus money for the first 2 years, and by the third year everyone knew he had started his new career as a food eater, retired from football and rich.
He's top.
ddd