Trev, this one is for you
 

That's awesome.

It seems that half of those busts were drafted by either the Bengals or the Colts.

nice picture. I actually like Trev Alberts after he left ESPN. His personality changed from crazed evil spokesperson for the BCS to a normal sounding guy. The conspiracy theorist in me makes me want to think ESPN was told by upper management to have someone who tirelessly defended the BCS and Trev was the guy they assigned to that role.

How bad was the 1992 draft for the Colts? They had the first two picks and they got Emtman and Coryatt 1 and 2. Both top ten busts of all time. Has to be the worst draft job of all time.

Wow.

Ineptitude at it best. Or worst. Whichever would be more appropriate.

And they fixed all their problems by taking Trev two years later. Who was running that franchise?

That draft is probably one of the worst drafts in recent memory. Who would you have taken that was a first round pick that would have been worthy of 1 and 2? Sean Gilbert? Troy Vincent? Nice players, but not franchise changers, which you would hope to get from the first two picks. Seriously, the Colts got screwed on that one... imagine having the 1 and 2 picks in a different draft... you would have been much better off.

LOL this is unintentional comedy:

http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.c...1/21/index.htm

"After Bosworth won the Butkus Award twice at Oklahoma, the Seahawks selected him in the 1987 supplemental draft and signed him to a 10-year, $11 million deal. With his funky haircuts and his "Boz" attitude, he was supposed to redefine the linebacker position. But injuries limited him to a disappointing three-year career. The NFL's loss was Hollywood's gain. Bosworth delivered a subtle and moving performance in Stone Cold and appeared in the remake of The Longest Yard.

Reggie Bush and Matt Leinart will be added to that list as well.

Can we add Vince Young to your list?