Top 10 WORST Big Name Free Agent Signings of All-Time! | NFL Films

[@ThePeaterBeater]

“Alvin Harper took the money and didn’t run, he got hurt immediately” has to be the best quote I’ve ever heard on NFL Films

[@MarcG7424]

I'm a Cowboys fan and at the time i knew both Harper and Brown were bad signings

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Buccaneers 🏴‍☠️ shouldn't have made him a number one WR

[@tomboomeronacrv]

@@dumisatonyjohnson8145 who did they even have tho? Like who COULD be a #1 receiver?

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I was laughing at this one too. I also liked the rebellious one about the Boston kid. 😂

[@derricktalbert6554]

Lmao

[@Eric-jb1ym]

10. Emmitt Smith 0:00 9. Scott Mitchell 3:09 8. Ahman Green 6:37 7. Jeff Garcia 9:17 6. David Boston 12:30 5. Neil O'Donnell 15:07 4. Andre Rison 18:29 3. Raiders Super Bowl MVPs 22:00 2. Alvin Harper 26:01 1. Anyone to the Redskins 29:24

[@GAMRMNTS2]

Eric the only Brunswick morning tuba full blow. I’ll Winnipeg

[@hiiiiii9886]

Goat

[@ademirsegura6307]

Goodbye Alex Smiths career in DC

[@finchborat]

Ademir Segura Alex Smith was traded to the Redskins.

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

Thanks, now i can thumbs down this horse dookie and take it off my recommendations.

[@TheSaltBoiCometh]

The redskins are like that madden player who hasn’t played in like a decade and then hops into franchise and signs all the players who used to be good

[@wadestilwell4228]

Lmao my MUT team this year has all kinds of 90 rated players I’ve never heard of 😆😆😆

[@Mario_N64]

IMMA SIGN TERRELL OWENS

[@cptmiller132]

i'm honestly surprised they didn't try to get brett farve after the vikings had him...

[@donchapu8356]

The time they signed old-ass Donovan McNabb

[@ecoterrorism_liker7251]

it's crazy how long they've been signing washed up players

[@wolfshade2890]

I remember seeing Scott Mitchel throw for 3 consecutive touchdowns with 3 passes. Only problem, all 3 were interceptions run back for touchdowns.

[@geoffreyfyfe2248]

I distinctly recall that playoff game in 1995 when he tossed 4 INTs and the Lions were slaughtered by the Eagles. And doubly pouring salt into the wound, the Eagles QB in that game was Rodney Peete, who they'd dumped for Mitchell. And Peete had a career day in that game.

[@foxycinnamon7307]

Scott Mitchell won the QB Challenge in the Pro Bowl one year, over guys like Favre, Aikman, Young...They were talking & laughing amongst themselves while SM sat by himself on the grass. I had my NFL hangover & hoped to see something happen. That killed it for me.

[@mykethevet]

Hahahahahaja

[@Alonzo2k8]

Oh yeah. Good times....

[@RightFootForward11]

The Nathan Peterman of his generation

[@MST3Killa]

Stop interrupting the cheerleaders for shots of Emmitt Smith... come on...

[@HCHS2017]

I feel like there may be better places than the KZbin of the NFL Network for what you're looking for

[@0404chrisjz]

Listen at 0:43 and 1:02

[@MOBROOKS]

MST3Killa Hahahahhaa

[@roberthatch6953]

Amen emmitt smith the guy with five all pro lineman in front of him in Dallas proved what he could do with an average line . Barry Sanders could’ve easily beat the great Walter Payton’s record but he had way too much class and retired. Emmitt smith was an average running back with a great line . Way overrated as a running back .

[@najihwright2057]

robert hatch I wouldn’t say Emmitt Smith was an average running back bc you gotta be pretty good to get all those yards even with a good line

[@ryanhardgrove7231]

When this list gets updated Leveon Bell to the Jets must be on the list hahaha.

[@billblaski9523]

Man poor dude, sitting out that one year probably proved to be the worst decision ever, now in hindsight. It's wild that the Steelers at one time had the best WR and best RB arguably

[@garydizzine]

It’s so great watching these lists and seeing who you can add to them

[@starrhunnids7516]

Brock to the Texans

[@funzjag]

Bell foolishly listened to his greedy agent. He ended up making less money in places where he was in the company of players who were not as talented as his Steeler team mates. In Pittsburgh, he was an important piece of the puzzle. In NY , he was a rectangle being unsuccessfully shoved into a circular shaped hole. As they say in the 'Burgh....."What a Jagoff !"

[@cusefan5510]

@@starrhunnids7516 Brock to the browns!

[@poppys34]

What Jeff Garcia was ACTUALLY saying in games was what Bad Lip Reading would be pretending him to say.

[@brucie4195]

yOO 😂😂😂😂

[@tito9694]

He sounded so gay

[@Kingbossdon]

Cleveland just sucked

[@melvinsprewel8287]

😂😂😂

[@spenck7740]

@@tito9694 Hes such a wierdo. He literally looks and sounds like this creep on chris hansens "to catch s predator". He might as well have said heyyy baybee and yeayah while eating cookies. Gives me a creepy vibe

[@Droidware96]

21:45 The line "Only in cleveland could you have a pro bowl player come in, do nothing, and then leave and get a ring" hits so much harder now lmao OBJ vibes for dayyyys

[@dirty.dan37]

They are the St. Louis Blues of the NFL….in a way

[@dillonpanarello5242]

@@dirty.dan37 Least the Blues eventually won a Stanley Cup recently.

[@David-oo4yf]

True

[@shawnbulger6894]

Baker Mayfield has entered the chat.......

[@Ghost_of_a_Flea]

@@shawnbulger6894 ...and then left.

[@g.caporale1058]

“When you are in your late 20s, you can’t stay healthy.” Frank Gore: “Hold my beer.”

[@billblaski9523]

And it's crazy that how his early college career went, he tore both his ACLs one season after another i believe? And he had won the starting RB position over Clinton Portis and Willis McGahee i think? But salute to Frank Gore, holding it down for The U! Last great Hurricanes RB

[@jackdull5699]

Tom Brady: Oh please, I'm 43 and won seven Superbowls, and six Superbowl MVP's so far.

[@whayes8084]

Deron Williams hold my beer

[@debmoadd]

Tell that quote to George Blanda!

[@michaelwainscott2633]

The list is without the REAL worst free agent signing ever. Lazy job by NFL Films. On the recommendation of their starting quarterback, Carson Palmer, the Cincinnati Bengals signed Antonio Bryant on March 10, 2010, to a four-year contract worth a reported $28 million, along with multiple incentives. They signed him without giving him a physical. It turned out, he had a microfracture in his left knee. The Bengals released him on Aug. 29 and Bryant stole a $12 million signing bonus without ever playing a single down.

[@tblock18]

"When the Jets saw Neal O'Donnell throw 2 of the worst interceptions any QB has every thrown they said, thats our guy! "

[@jumatron2060]

Lol

[@connorsoles673]

Gonna

[@mst3KGf]

I was a kid back when O'Donnell was signed by the Jets and even then I was like "This guy literally threw the Super Bowl away by himself and you're giving him all this money as a reward?!"

[@ChiefBlue4298]

@@mst3KGf typical Jets move 😂

[@iamhungey12345]

Not to mention the picks were so bad some people felt he was doing this on purpose, leading to the conspiracy theories about the fix.

[@tracemcsorley6368]

“I honestly feel like Dan Snyder’s heart is in the right place” *top ten moments before disaster*

[@ericpetersen6343]

I heard that my first was "wow that didn't age well"

[@christopherflowers2327]

Trace, what are you up to these days?

[@kelvinw.1384]

Sound like Al Davis motto.

[@pseudonymsarehard7189]

Costa Rica has entered the chat...

[@Shane-ue9gy]

I came to the comment section after hearing that I know someone else had to point it out 😂

[@mattkhanna]

They need to bring these shows back. I grew up watching these at 3am on nfl network 😂 good times

[@sarahparis8691]

"Anyone to the Redskins"😂😂😂. As a lifelong fan of Washington, I feel this number 1 in the depths of my soul

[@sarahparis8691]

@Harry Engel True. There have been a couple of "almost-great" squads, but you're dead on!

[@kjscott8439]

@Harry Engel don't forget the draft

[@kjscott8439]

@@sarahparis8691 your team had a terrible defense coach and QB coach

[@brandonmc01]

As a Titans fan, thank you for taking Haynesworth

[@davemurphy9468]

When i was watching, i kept thinking where are the skins players, we should own this list.

[@lagspresso]

Was this episode made before Brock Osweiler was on the Texans?

[@Briggie]

Lagspresso this seems to be made in the late 2000’s or 2010.

[@Kube_Dog]

And before Lady Vaugh Bell, Kareem Kunt and O'Smell Beckham...

[@TheSaltBoiCometh]

Kube Dog but those are good signs Odell is a generational talent and Kareem is really good

[@seanyjizz]

Terrible signing and his contract was ridiculous but he wasn’t a big name

[@videobrosproductions717]

@@Kube_Dog obj was traded

[@isaiahdagatan121]

28:08 "Maybe not the biggest bust in Tampa" *focuses on cheerleader*

[@PapaLobo94]

Isaiah Dagatan And somewhere in the background, you can hear Yakko Warner saying “Good night, everybody!”

[@7777777Beau7777777]

Isaiah Dagatan roger goodell:delete this WHOLE VIDEO lol

[@UnbotheredAhmad]

Lmao he put so much emphasis on “Bust” also 🤣

[@carmacksanderson3937]

Lol, good to know I wasn't the only one who noticed that

[@daterapeface5340]

Biggest bust in Tampa is their sad ass owners.

[@joshuagamboaii741]

0:00 Emmitt Smith goes to Arizona. 3:08 Scott Mitchell goes to Detroit. 6:36 Ahman Green goes to Houston. 9:16 Jeff Garcia goes to Cleveland. 12:30 David Boston signs with the Chargers. 15:07 Neil O'Donnell signs with the 1-15 NY Jets. 18:29 Cleveland signs Andre Bad Moon Rison. 21:59 Larry, and Desmond signs with the Raiders. 26:01 Alvin Harper to the Buccaneers. 29:23 Dan Snyder's botched Commanders signings.

[@candispong9233]

You sir, are a saint.

[@Kamakazy0789]

Mvp

[@that1guy299]

Thank u!

[@Bahns007]

*Redskins

[@TonyArceneaux-uu3cf]

Only difference between Jerry Jones & Dan Syder was Jerry Jones knows football.

[@BSE1320]

New #1: Antonio Brown to the Raiders

[@fenner1986]

Even worse, AB to New England haha

[@SemajaThomas]

Nope they got they money back

[@dylan54945]

That was a trade

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

Tom B Free Agent Signings when he wasnt a free agent signing. Come on man.Plus the Raiders didnt have to pay his guaranteed money we got off way cheaper.

[@flickshotgirl]

Alex Smith 80 mil gaurenteed 6 games in injured indefinitely

[@xKillZone99]

Emmett smith's 2nd season with the cardinals was actually decent, they focus on 1 injury riddled season but he ran for just under 1000 yards and had 9 touchdowns in 15 games

[@vikings540]

at 35 years young no less

[@LostBoysBasketball]

And that O Line was terrible

[@christopherhaynes8101]

I was thinking the same thing , also didn’t they have two hurt lineman that year. I guess that’s why the made it 10 tho

[@ImcammieG]

@@christopherhaynes8101 yeah his last season was alright, they are just saying it wasn’t worth that much money especiallg with inflation 2 years $11 million with todays monetary value

[@logicaldude3611]

Yeah, Smith was still effective to a degree and I remember him with the Cardinals. He was hurt for a lot of one year and came back for a final season. I can still remember there being moments where he looked like he was young. It's crazy how that works. Guys get older but every once in a while, it's like their body is feeling great and they have some plays where they look like they're 10 years younger. I remember watching a game when he was with the Cardinals and he had some plays where I was like, "Omg, wow. He looks like he did years ago." I was young and just didn't realize at the time that age works that way.

[@lokimanezero]

Cleveland Browns: We somehow turn pro bowlers and elite talent into horrible players. Washington Redskins: *Hold my beer.*

[@tmitche9]

Can you name the Browns players you are referring to?

[@bradtaylor5828]

Redskins have always paid the highest money players know we gothere we can cash out and retire

[@thomasspengler9044]

If this list were updated I’d hope Brock Osweiler was on it. He played half a season with the Broncos where their top defense and star wide receivers carried him to average stats and the texans somehow thought he deserved 72 million over 4 years

[@ChrisPierreBacon]

The Texans had to pay the browns to take him. Hilarious.

[@booradley6832]

This is an older documentary than that, It was a few years outeven when it was posted. Probably filmed somewhere around 2012? They speak of Haynesworth as being a very recent event.

[@SortaNonymous]

So basically Scott Mitchell if he was actually as bad as this video makes him out to be.

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

'In his first season with Arizona, Emmitt ran for 256 yards.' What about his second season with Arizona, when he ran for 927 yards in 2004?

[@mattchewhadaway167]

Also, Scott Mitchell threw 4400 yards and 32tds. In addition to a decent year, smith, like they said for gods sake, brought fans in.....so that’s a very smart signing. This list blows

[@bbryant9455]

And the fact that Larry fitzgerald said what a mentor Smith was his rookie year to him and anquan boldin

[@Soccerlover7945]

this show was disgustingly disrespectful to Smith. bunch of talentless suits throwing shade

[@tropicten]

It was deliberately ignored because it didn't fit the narrative of the show. I'm a lifelong Eagles fan so Emmitt was never my favorite. But he had a HOF career and deserved a lot more respect.

[@trevorromano2231]

Exactly on emmitt When they did their 31,000 per yard math for the 2 YEARS 8 Million dollars They did all 8 million on year 1 Purposefully deceptive Unless this was made in 2004 or before year 2 but I don’t think it was

[@theirryhenryowns]

"I think Dan Snyder's heart is in a good place." HAHAHAHAHAHHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

[@joesomenumbers]

Seriously the Dan Snyder praise had me completely gobsmacked, he's the biggest weasel in organized sports

[@whoasked9500]

"The culture, is actually damn good." Bruce Allen, 2019

[@whoasked9500]

@Harry Engel Yep, one of the most beautifully ironic quotes ever, if you ask me.

[@jeremythompson9122]

@@whoasked9500 lol

[@NateMcCoy1194]

Someone show this comment to UrinatingTree

[@xSubParSaucex]

Haynesworth: -This money isn’t gonna change me -Immediately changes

[@GRYNGE7]

As a titans fan I remember how badly we all wanted him to stay. Worked out for the best for us. He should've never left Tennessee, he had a perfect role in our defence and it's why he looked so dominant.

[@ericsmith8373]

Albert Haynesworth. "Mrs. Butterworth" would have been a better choice.

[@Tyrunner0097]

I remember that fitness test snafu and ESPN let Mike Golic, who had been retired for like 15 years, try it, and he passed it with flying colors.

[@JakobCerasuolo]

😹

[@jumatron2060]

U think he just recently had went thru kidney transplants

[@justinmix143]

The things people don’t know or remember about Scott Mitchell are 1). He had a MONSTER year when Lions signed him in ‘95 2). There were no other free agent QBs available to sign. Detroit won a several team bidding war for Mitchell just because he filled in for Marino for 6 or 7 games and did....pretty okay.

[@75aces97]

I remember it. Free agency was new, so it took teams to get the hang of it. Also, yes, there are always teams that need a quarterback and there are just never enough decent ones to go around. Mitchell wasn't great but when your most recent options are Rodney Peete and Andre Ware almost anyone else looks better. If not the Lions some other team would have paid him.

[@donimetredavis297]

Detroit Lions could of got Joe Montana look it up before he went to Kansas City Chiefs but Joe was old so they went with Scott Mitchell

[@TacoTanktop]

Honestly, most of the bad highlights for Jeff Garcia was the ineptitude of the O-Line. Bad snaps and bad blocking.

[@fearlessace6029]

That's Cleveland for ya

[@iangaw5721]

i’m gonna defend scott mitchell here he put up 37 points and still lost by 21 in that eagles game like goddamn give him a defense

[@chandlersbryant4047]

Correction He contributed To 1 Touchdown and Threw 4 interceptions... on top of getting outplayed by his Backup Don Majkowski

[@mst3KGf]

@@chandlersbryant4047 It was even worse, as the Eagles' QB in that game was Rodney Peete, i.e. the guy Mitchell had been brought in to Detroit to replace. Peete had arguably the best game of his career against his old team and Mitchell was a disaster.

[@Ap-ct6rx]

By Scott Mitchell you mean Barry sanders right?

[@ravenfn831]

The Ravens brought Mitchell in for a season with a good D and it was a nightmare. One team that blew us out described going after the big and clumsy Mitchell as "he was like a big water buffalo back there." Haha. One of the first mistakes Brian Billick made.

[@ericbush3399]

Scott Mitchell would win a Jeb Bush look-a-like contest.

[@chrisuncleahmad666]

“It was like they signed the 1992 All-Pro Team, but it was 2000”

[@DontTalk2Me]

Savage asf 😂😂

[@itwasmanniestudios598]

30:48

[@curtisjackson4090]

Truth 😂😂💯

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Bruce Smith-DE Deion Sanders- cornerback

[@lucadanley5909]

-UrinatingTree

[@danor6812]

I remember Desmond Howard. He was a great return man with the Packers. Because he could work with how the Packers blocked at the time. Also, all he did there was return punts and kickoffs. He was not a starting receiver. He wasn't going to be a receiver until he learned the job. He left before that happened, and was a flop. I remember seeing him on a TV show complaining about only be a return specialist.

[@robsmith961]

Interesting at the 6:00 that guy says Scott Mitchell was the most valuable QB statistically in 1995. It is interesting because he went 32-12 TD-INT that year. Ten years later, Carson Palmer had the same numbers and led the league with TD passes and TD-INT ratio. And as the league has evolved, the passing gets better each year. So for Mitchell to have the same amount of success as the best QB statistically ten years later is quite remarkable.

[@Mopo3oB44]

great point

[@MGAF688]

I know. No one looked at a record book to see what Mitchell's stats were in 95 or even 96 and 97.

[@robsmith961]

@Nigward I am just saying. In 04 the fact that Culpepper threw 41 touchdowns (I think) and was overshadowed by Manning's 49 and then the next season Palmer leading the league with 32 says something. But my point that Mitchell's numbers in 95 being rather remarkable still stands in my mind.

[@EddieJarnowski]

Yes but point being, he folded like a cheap lawn chair under pressure. You gotta win games.

[@22steve5150]

He also had two WRs get 1500 yards receiving that year, which was a first. Lions really weren't that bad a team in the 90's (they even remained a playoff team for a year or two after Barry Sanders left), it' just that they couldn't do anything in the postseason, outside of 1991.

[@Xmetalfanx]

I remember when Garcia was here in Tampa ... he'd get hit like he was run over by a damn truck ... the other players were "oh boy ... he's hurt" and not only did he bounce back up .. .he was waiting for them to line up after those hits ... showed alot of heart to me

[@thagreatest10]

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[@mikeyoungblood1642]

The 2004 Browns weren’t winning regardless of who was QB

[@popfizz55]

Arizona really has a eye for HBs at the end of their careers. Emmit Smith and Adrian Peterson

[@lilrathgeber]

popfizz55 don’t forget cj2k

[@ademirsegura6307]

popfizz55 ironic isn’t it

[@one7decimal2eight]

what about edgerrin james?

[@BeefPapa]

One 7 Decimal 2 Eight James had something left in the tank

[@I_like_turtles_67]

popfizz55 Maybe they will pick up Frank Gore from Indy LOL.

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

The worst thing about the Larry Brown and Alvin Harper deals is that it was part of the process that dismantled dominant Cowboy teams. And Oakland compounded their mistake while further tearing up Dallas by signing Russell Maryland in 96. Those players couldn't be the man for bad teams elsewhere but they certainly could have continued to be part of an exceptional team in Dallas if they had stayed.

[@mrsinister8943]

As a 49er fan I was so happy to see harper leave the Cowboys and Ken Norton Jr also.

[@horseymchorseface765]

Brock Osweiler should have been #1

[@kameronrichardson4339]

I think it's funny people see these on KZbin and think they are new. Did you not watch NFL network when you were a kid?

[@horseymchorseface765]

Kameron Richardson I know it was made a long time ago, I was just saying it as a joke

[@kameronrichardson4339]

Public Pineapple ok, because half these comments think this was made last year or something.

[@ViolentSaint01]

Not big name.

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

I have to agree. Colossal f$#k up.

[@HighOnSportsNetwork]

Cardinals be known for signing washed up running backs.

[@averyunderhill4656]

Rowdy Jr. Marshawn Lynch has never suited up for the cardinals.

[@HighOnSportsNetwork]

Avery Underhill Not yet.

[@GAMRMNTS2]

Jay.B no but tuba acuator Winnipeg full blow Brunswick

[@tryingtopickagoodusername9598]

Don't forget Chris Johnson

[@robsmith961]

Before Warner and Fitzgerald, the Cardinals were such a lousy team; they were not a legitimate team.

[@kamartb3588]

They really need to update some of these lists

[@kinggil4181]

Gonna do that when they run.out of ideas

[@robsmith961]

Their newer episodes suck; they have largely ditched real experts and brought in "comedians" who don't know much about football.

[@gerrypeet4861]

It's still the Redskins so what updating do you really need?

[@mooknick242]

in another decade there will be a new number 1...sorry browns fans

[@noahfrey.]

Smith in Arizona doesn’t belong on this list. He didn’t make a difference in wins but many players who were there during that time said he changed the culture there. He also instilled a TON of invaluable veteran knowledge to all stars we know today like Larry Fitzgerald.

[@bbryant9455]

Couldn't agree more. Larry Fitzgerald has said that for years and he said it in the football life episode on Smith. He said he and boldin learned a lot from him and it shaped their early years big time.

[@maggiemorrisseycoltsandpac3100]

Daniel Snyder on this list gee what a surprise

[@TravelingTal]

10:28 It wasn't that Jeff Garcia was a bad player, in actuality he was very good. He took my Philadelphia Eagles to the Playoffs . Cleveland is such a deplorable place to play football is what made him look so Damn bad. Cleveland is so bad that the original team relocated to Baltimore won 2 Superbowls, They named an expansion team The Cleveland Browns and they Suck ass more than the original team.

[@marquis533]

Traveling Tal i agree he was amazing in Philly but Cleveland is were players go to die im sure tom brady wouldn't see a playoff game if he went there

[@Grishrak]

You do know the Brown won 16 championships since they became a football team right? Theybalso won their division/conference a total of 23 times. So how can you say the original team sucked? But the team name never left. The Ravens didn't play a season as the Browns they didn't inherit the Browns history like the Titans inherited the Oilers history.

[@sirceo5204]

Traveling Tal, couldn't have said it better, myself.

[@chrisdyer5879]

As a fellow Eagles fan, are you surprised Nnamdi Asomugha isn't on this list? I was sure he'd be on it.

[@dequadrewalton2582]

great superbowl champ stay out the jags way

[@bigdigjay]

"when your in your late 20s you cant stay healthy" Frank Gore: observe

[@matthewhyman2208]

Dude might actually become all time leading rushing leader

[@TheDemonPowder]

Matthew Hyman he said he wants to retire a Niner too. Dude’s ready for another year even after this one, it’s insane.

[@yesd2024]

Frank gore is a no doubt hall of famer for me

[@janeparks1627]

28:08 "Maybe not the biggest bust in Tampa" focuses on cheerleader

[@josh-2474]

@Skippy the Alien Imagine if he would’ve never torn his acl twice 👀

[@luvmenow33]

You just made me remember something hilarious when I was younger around eight of my friends did a fantasy football league every year for almost a decade. I had one friend who kept bugging us to jump in for 3 or 4 years in a row but the only way he could was if one of the guys dropped out which finally happened after the fourth year. the thing was he loved video games but knew nothing about actual football or Sports in general the year was 2005 or 6 or something like that. all he knew was madden in 2000 & he knew it inside out. Of course he ends up getting the first pick in the draft and even today almost 20 years later I can close my eyes and see the entire moment vividly when we started the draft and he walked back into the room from the kitchen died his cigarette out looked at all of us and with a look of complete confidence as he banged his fist onto the table he said.... "I'll take DAVID BOSTON baby!" For the next five or six seconds there was complete silence in the room and aside from my friend shall we I don't think anybody smiled drop their call or move the muscles as he glanced around it all of us with a huge smile on his face thinking he had just made the pck which locked the championship down for him without a doubt. I could just be remembering you this long but I'm I was the one who finally broke the silence by making that noise you made when you feel your cheeks with air and blow them out before breaking into one of those fits that goes on so long it actually hurts. Everyone immediately followed prompting Joey to look at us all with complete shock and be interning red as he said what's wrong? he's the best receiver in the game? that's a good pick isn't it? I'm not going to go into David Boston details but I'm sure everyone understands that even in his heyday which had passed by this point he was maybe a 4th round pick it was just a hilarious moment and my friend dropped out after that first year so thanks for the donation Joey. Edit When I originally wrote this comment I had just started watching the video and had absolutely no idea that David Boston was on this list!!!! LMAO

[@NFiltr8Red]

SAM BRADFORD should of been #1 And he is still getting checks........ this dude has been getting paid since his first big injury out of College. Good luck Arizona for signing him in 2018

[@vinsanity982]

NFiltr8Red Yeah he's like Glass Joe in Mike Tyson's Punch out

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

This was before Badford

[@knowbody4323]

sad to say, as a sooner fan, but true. he has terrific football IQ and arm talent, but his bones are made of glass

[@Boss3Nate]

His agent is the real MVP... hahaha

[@SebastianTheGreat]

Lol he lasted like 2 games in 2018

[@ihavelesssubsthanapileofch736]

27:17 Why does that guy sound like he's yawning and talking at the same time..?

[@youngdemonthegoat5890]

I have less subs than a pile of chicken nuggets that’s crazy

[@ShawnFX]

LMAOOOO BRUH!!!!

[@7777777Beau7777777]

😂😂

[@domgatica7034]

Lol foreal bruh

[@thomasmorgan9341]

As a Ravens fan, Albert Haynesworth is by far my favorite Washington player of all time. He literally stole $40,000,000 from Dan Snyder and that’s hilarious. It’s still funny to this day.

[@thefuzzypickle8277]

You really think that means anything to him? Lol

[@deemariedubois4916]

Thomas Morgan And time Dan Snyder gets screwed is a happy time.

[@kcluu9390]

Dan Snyder hurts the Redskins more than anything else

[@jdajoker]

He didn't do his conditioning test for like 3 weeks. 😂

[@MRB16th]

I believe Haynesworth became a hero to some in retrospect.

[@jordan12118]

0:44 y’all freaked out for that moaning 😂😂😂

[@andan04]

16:44 Haha Dan Reeves muttering "he's a great guy" while shaking his head "no." How he wanted out of that conversation.

[@eclectica1]

Damn. If I'd had seen this, I wouldn't have posted something similar.

[@rocknroll7316]

andan04 lmao very true

[@El-sr1id]

These lists are so well made and not rushed or needlessly stretched out either. Well done. I enjoy watching these.

[@sharpie141]

Bruh what’s with the girl moaning at 0:45 lmao

[@cobracmr4]

My thoughts exactly

[@snakefate9888]

Lol

[@ongang3536]

I thought I was trippin’ 🤣

[@dracowrld3375]

Right😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@dracowrld3375]

@@ongang3536 same😭

[@actioninmyphannypack]

Those O'Donnell highlights made me realize that the Jets have never been good at choosing offensive linemen 😂

[@mikecrosky]

They failed to mention how Emmit Smith had over 900 yards rushing and 9 TD's his second year with the Cards. At 35 years old, by the way. What a dumb ranking!

[@worthamthevoice2233]

I was thinking the same thing? I said didn't he get 800+? Then I watched this and I said "well I don't even need to look it up. I must have been imagining"

[@elastic774]

I just posted that several times. Good call brother. Very ignorant... Emmitt ran for most yards after 30

[@I_like_turtles_67]

The best part about these list are the pencil neck cucks, the ones who couldn't play one down of football.

[@melbias5046]

you can average 60 yards a game and get 900 yards and for 8 million hell no!

[@yaserahmed8216]

Bruh so you’re telling me that brett favre’s only super bowl win he didn’t get mvp lmao

[@yengvang8737]

I feel like 10 million dollars was the highest paid money in the NFL back in old times. Right now it's like 50-100 million dollars.

[@Conrad6900]

Yeah 10 Million back in the day is todays 50-100 Million

[@supiebadazz3120]

Garcia took 2 teams to the playoffs it's cause the Browns were boo boo

[@EdwardBrown77]

Smith's 2nd season with AZ was actually not as bad as this video depicts. By no means was Smith the same as he was back in Dallas, but he rushed for just under a thousand yards behind one of the worst ranked offensive lines in NFL history. I don't know if he really deserves to be on this list.

[@theheeter9181]

Yeah, most of the clips they showed of him playing poorly were because his line completely blew their blocks and he got smoked in the backfield. Kind of hard to rush effectively when your O-Line gives the D a free line into the backfield every play.

[@giudasilva3651]

Agreed

[@lynnerose7891]

It’s about value. 2 years for $8M for someone no longer elite.

[@iamhungey12345]

@@lynnerose7891 Still it doesn't excuse their lack of mention for 2004.

[@janeparks1627]

Albert Haynesworth is the epitome of “I got my money and don’t care anymore”.

[@EvansAviaire]

He couldn't believe they gave him the money 😂😂😂

[@RafaelHernandezRaf3skgc]

Lol redskins blew it again signing josh Norman for 120 mil

[@johnnycagle7025]

Im a Carolina fan and I agree !!

[@janoycresva2409]

Wrong

[@giorgiogazzola5972]

120 million??? Holy crap.

[@wolfgangnester1867]

@@giorgiogazzola5972 I know I don't think any of these players should be paid that kind of money what about our men and women fighting for our freedom they don't get paid anywhere near enough and then you got these football players getting paid so much money just for entertainment for other people other than that they're not doing anything for anyone like come on the people that fight for our country who fight these wars to save their families and give everyone their freedom they should be making more money than anyone

[@PostPlayer.23]

Skin had 3 Busts in one yr. We signed a just passed prime J. Trotter, J. Armstead. Just for good measure a mid thirties D. Sanders.

[@bfromthed]

The first thing I notice about Emmitt highlights in Arizona is all the defenders hitting him in the backfield.

[@trevorposten8619]

Same with a few of these... like Scott Mitchell, in his first playoff game... the score was 37-58... seems like a defense problem

[@DougClough]

There was a lot of excitement when they signed him. Personally I never pictured him out of a Cowgirl uni. It was helpful in legitimizing the Cards as was drafting Fitz.

[@kurtsokolik1398]

EXACTLY!! And oddly enough, the cardinals still have those same problems with their offensive line TWENTY + YEARS LATER!

[@nickh3809]

Thats what happens when an average running back doesnt have an All-Pro line or team anymore 😭

[@steamedclams3148]

Pretty much all of O’Donnell’s highlights were him getting sacked

[@keithalderson7629]

Amazed that Brock Osweiler isn't on this list, that Texans deal- 4 yrs $72M with $37M guaranteed was insane then and now.

[@KWCline91]

This list was done before Osweiller

[@Gungho73]

@@KWCline91 Yeah. A redone list would absolutely include him. When you trade a highly paid, prized QB away and give up a huge pick to ship him away, you've messed up in the front office. He went from potentially the puzzle piece for the Texans to their championship puzzle, to being a boat anchor on those hopes.

[@zakdean3002]

When you see how many HOFers like Emmitt Smith have gone to another team at the end of their career to demonstrate that they have nothing left, it makes you respect guys like Barry Sanders for going out at the top of their game.

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

Oh yeah tell me about it. Tony Dorsett got one mediocre season in Denver before he suffered a career ending injury. Franco Harris ended up in Seattle at the end of his career and was never heard from again. Marcus Allen managed to hang on for 5 more years in KC but never had over 900 yards in a season with them. And Roger Craig bounced to the Raiders and ended up in Minnesota for the end of his career. For every case of a late career revival for a player like OJ Anderson, or John Riggins there far more endings like Earl Campbell in New Orleans or OJ Simpson in San Fran.

[@havelthedeadinside1799]

@@ashleighelizabeth5916 and all those players are better than Barry

[@chocolatetownforever7537]

​@@ashleighelizabeth5916 All great points, but in fairness to Marcus Allen, he had to share carries with Christian Okoye. Allen made some big plays while in KC, and was very good in the redzone for them.

[@graydonterry9835]

@@havelthedeadinside1799 you're an idiot if you think Barry Sanders wasn't the best out of those players. He's one of the best RBs of all time.

[@havelthedeadinside1799]

@@chocolatetownforever7537 sorry buddy but I don't call someone the best if they flat out quit on the sport, Barry is just a butthurt loser

[@SCL8294]

Scott Mitchell had an MVP-like season in 1995. He belongs more on the one season wonder list.

[@billblaski9523]

Lol now that would be a good idea for a video: one season wonders. Peyton Hillis comes to mind, who else? David Johnson, RB for Arizona maybe? JuJu Smith Schuster its looking like lol

[@thetruth2599]

@@billblaski9523 RG3

[@panafrocanam2100]

Yeah never heard of him he shouldn't be on list

[@Gungho73]

@@billblaski9523 Marcus Robinson for the Bears. 1400 yards, 9 touchdowns in 1999. Yes, you read that correctly, a Bears receiver put up those numbers. He never have more then 1 season of 700 yards iirc after that and he played multiple years following that. He came out of nowhere and just fell off the map. Noone remembers that year Marcus had because he played in a division with some great receivers taking all the focus/spotlight. I think if I brought it up to NFL Films they might be genuinely confused I'm not meaning someone else.

[@NigelThornbery]

9:50 Krispy Kreme's lets get a box 😬 Dude sounds brain dead from getting sacked so much.

[@Xmetalfanx]

I actually thought that was "Bad Lip Reading" at first lol

[@manofthehills5001]

Kenny Golladay has entered the chat

[@13rooksYT]

Scott Mitchell = Brock Osweiler

[@905kar5]

TheBlub I was thinking the same thing, both backed up legends and played average in relief then got massive contract

[@ZhangtheGreat]

To be fair, Mitchell did have a decent season in 1995, but it was just that: decent.

[@JoseRodriguez-ti2re]

I say Scott Mitchell is AJ McCarron’s future

[@99jerimiah]

Couldn't be further from the truth, except Mitchell lasted longer with his team than Osweiler did. Both of them were backups, extremely tall for quarterbacks, got big fat dollar contracts, couldn't handle the pressure of being a full time starter, were immature, and then plummeted. Mitchell was surrounded with more talent on offense that Osweiler was. Mitchell was surrounded with multiple pro bowl players including Barry Sanders, Cory Schlesinger, Herman Moore, Tommy Carter, David Sloan, Lomas Brown, and Kevin Glover. Osweiler had only two pro bowlers DeAndre Hopkins and Duane Brown.

[@markkowal7849]

Yet DeShaun Watson lighted up that somehow mediocre offense?

[@deemareedubois3137]

It’s hard to ‘raise mediocre talent to another level’ when your laying on your back. I’m not a Jets fan but I felt bad for Neil O’Donnell that year. We would all count out loud until the first defensive player got a hand on him, rarely got past 3. The guy couldn’t even get his passing arm up before he was sacked. That offensive line let him get beat to death then they dared questioned his toughness. It was a QB slaughter no matter who the Jets O-line faced. The only one who took pleasure in O’Donnell’s o-line death squad-if they were trying to get him killed, they couldn’t have done more-was my husband…the life long, die hard, there’s only one team…you got it…Steeler’s fan. If you mention O’Donnell to this day, that man will go off in a tirade. He has never, will never, get over those two interceptions which were so bad with no Steeler in sight, my darlin’ insists O’Donnell was paid to throw the game. I’ve never heard him say that about another player in any sport. Ewwwww, a blast from the past…I feel a BAD MOON RISIN.

[@countof3everybodyOD]

I agree with your husband! He HAD to be paid off

[@BillyBetYT]

Nnamdi Asomugha, the pain is real.

[@leandromiranda9635]

BillyBet YT why was he not oncthe list, that i dont inderstand

[@Schmoopies]

Leandro Miranda pretty sure this was made before nnamdi went to Philly

[@MAGACOPP]

It’ll be ok bro. We winning nowdays

[@marquis533]

Yea namni made me cringe as a eagle fan he was a bust

[@gobigorgohomefamilymeals9389]

BillyBet YT Mmhmm😂

[@robertlogan4652]

Emmit Smith has 937 yds in his last season in the NFL with the Cardinals. That's not bad. They also picked up the edge late in his career. Really a RB is like a QB, only as good as the O-line

[@deemz312]

Zeke is the perfect example of that.

[@iamkind29]

At #2: I feel like they are missing a lot of bad redskins signings... At #1: ohhhhhhhhh, nice

[@famousamos]

That's pretty wild about what happens to players that go to Cleveland. Why is that?

[@MegaNocab]

Yeah, Garcia made the mistake signing with Cleveland it seems.

[@wyattmueller4148]

Fitty Gang Hue Jackson has only been the HC since 2016, he's had hardly any bad signs yet.

[@garycobiak5926]

Poor leadership bad coaching over and over.

[@philjr5714]

100% of the blame has to be on ownership and the front office. It all starts at the top. If you can’t get things together at the base level you won’t get it together on the field. Same with any business. Unless you have amazing employees that can work through the ineptitude you’re companies bound to fail without solid smart leadership. Hopefully the Browns will one day find that. But for now it seems they are lost.

[@dankaufmann2517]

Unless you are Gary Barnidge

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

As a Raider fan, I'm insulted. Larry Brown and Desmond Howard aren't even top 5 worst free agents. MeAngelo Hall made $1 million per game (and had $24.5 million in guaranteed money) and the Raiders cut him after EIGHT GAMES! Same year, we signed Gibril Wilson to a 6 yr/$39 million and he was a flat out bust. Cut after one year and $16 million in guarantees. And yet, none of them TOUCH Javon Walker. $55 million contract...he caught 15 passes in TWO YEARS. At least Desmond Howard made a few plays for us on special teams. Not even remotely comparable to those deals...we were STILL dealing with Al Davis's cap hell when Reggie McKenzie got hired.

[@99jerimiah]

Javon Walker made the Best of the Rest list so did Kerry Collins.

[@kamartb3588]

Oh yeah I forgot deangelo Hall played for Oakland

[@hiiiiii9886]

If I remember correctly. Deangelo Hall was traded to the raiders research first kiddo

[@dumisatonyjohnson8145]

Hall intercepted 4 passes in an NFL game as a Redskin

[@CYMotorsport]

3:29 this guy in every video is such a twerp. You act like he was ALWAYS trash. He had his down year but then his return year he was arguably the most effective quarterback and his stats dropped into the past 5 seasons would have placed him top 1 in each even in todays game. Name a Lions quarterback who took their team to post season multiple times? Hint there’s only been one other one and he has a superbowl now with another team

[@Chiefs_fan1595]

I think Jared Goff might win a Super Bowl with the Lions soon. The Stafford-Goff trade is one of the best in NFL history for both teams.

[@stonebrooks1288]

Haynesworth is the only one on the list to me that actually just quit after he signed the $100 million dollar deal

[@stockyjohn]

They can say all they want about Ahman Green but he absolutely deserved that contract. What this league does to RBs is despicable. Pick em up for cheap, run em into the ground, and toss em to the side without ever paying them near what they're worth.

[@KWCline91]

No question Green was worthy of it. But unfortunately, it was one of those cases where it was a year too late.

[@kansascityshuffle4141]

How can you be a ref in the game your son is playing? That's insane.

[@dshiznit12a]

Believe it was only once in a preseason game

[@Slapyoself303]

As a Broncos Fan I feel this list will be rewritten if Wilson has a crappy season this year

[@sigmamaleonhisgrindset]

Looking like that might end up as one of the worst trades in nfl history. As an eagles fan we’ve had our share of busts too. 😭

[@khamjaninja.]

Wilson was traded, though, right? Not a FA signing.

[@ZhangtheGreat]

When it comes to RBs, if you're looking in free agency, you'd better not be looking for an all-purpose feature back. The only solid one of those signed as a free agent was Curtis Martin. One lone exception in a field of mistakes is clear: search only for role-player backs.

[@ShengYu1995]

They should update this list. it was a 2010 episode

[@joshuasweeney7864]

in Jeff Garcia's defense, it was the Browns, Thanos snapping half the league away wouldn't have helped them

[@AsherCaster]

At 00:46, when the cheerleaders are on screen, turn up the volume really loud and tell me what you hear in the background... (Just listened again. It actually starts at 00:40 ... and then again at 01:02.)

[@LoboProfessor11]

You could add the whole Eagles dream team free agent signings. None of those players lived up to the hype.

[@southbeachtalent]

Joe Poole Nnamdi was the only significant big money signing. And yes he was god awful. The rest didn't earn enough to be on a list as elite as this

[@Thebeatles19632]

Ryan Fitzpatrick to the jets

[@marquis533]

As a eagles fan i agree namdi has to be one of the worse but i think its 50 50 because we got hitters too bit i think the "DREAM TEAM" was the moment our secondary died. And Peterson brought it back to life

[@marquis533]

Jared Hutchins lol never that but yea maxwell was even worse than namdi he produced nothing for us as a corner

[@thepassingstatic6268]

@Justin Last I disagree 100% Asante Samuel played great in Philly. And he still had juice with the Falcons. Don't come for him like that now.

[@justadragn55]

O'Donnell actually did pretty well after the Jets when he went to the Titans and became McNair's backup. Neil won several games for us when Steve was out. As for Haynesworth, I never understood what happened with him. He (mostly) played really well for the Titans. We won more games with him on the field than we did when he was on I.R.. Then he goes to Washington and turns into a huge bust. I never understood his thought process there. It was like he just suddenly shut down and gave up. Never made sense to me.

[@billblaski9523]

Just goes to show you his real person. He got paid all that guaranteed money and just decided to chill for the rest of his career

[@randalprichard7206]

He played in a 43 system in Nashville. Lined up over the offensive guard or tackle. In DC they forced him to play over the center as a nose tackle. Completely different skill set and Albert was not excited to do that...so he didnt

[@farhanatashiga3721]

@@randalprichard7206 a great player will learn to adapt and be a great at a new position, a lazy one would fold himself and just give up. It's as simple as that.

[@drasticwillb]

@Fries You mean the one with Parcells instead of Rich Kotite.

[@drasticwillb]

@Fries As an Eagles fan my favourite Kotite moment was after we beat Buddy Ryan's Cardinals to go 7-2, he said, "People complain about my coaching but my record speaks for itself". They proceeded to lose out, 7-9, and Goodbye Rich Kotite. Hello Ray Rhodes. Fun fact: many Pro Bowlers key to the 4 consecutive Conference Championship appearances Andy Reid gets credit for, Dawkins, Taylor, Vincent, Staley, Mayberry, Tra Thomas, Trotter were all Ray Rhodes era picks and signings.

[@membersonlydave]

People can say what they want about Jeff Garcia but he was the last Browns QB to win the home opener (2004)

[@pittland44]

membersonlydave Jeff Garcia was a good quarterback who at times flirted with being great, he was just in a bad situation in Cleveland with a bad team, poor coaching and no direction or cohesion whatsoever.

[@eagleking221]

He was a great qb cause I am an eagles fan and I loved Jeff and was honestly shocked he was on this list

[@pittland44]

@@eagleking221 He really did not play well in Cleveland, but I would argue that that falls on Cleveland.

[@kjscott8439]

@@pittland44 browns have the worst offence coach maybe that's why???🤔

[@williammoore4838]

How can you blame Mitchell for a 59-37 loss in a playoff. I guess he’s to blame for the other team scoring 58?

[@pomerlain8924]

Do not let the score fool you. When Mitchell was benched in the third quarter, the score was 51-7. He had thrown 4 interceptions, including a pick 6 and completed less than half of his passes. His backup, Don Majkowski, actually put up better stats and made the score respectable in helping the Lions put up 30 points in the second half.

[@JackTheGiantOne]

This list should be updated to include Brock Osweiler.

[@giorgiogazzola5972]

Kirk Cousins also. Not that he's a bad quarterback, but 84 million was absurd.

[@wolfgangnester1867]

Yeah Brock Osweiler was absolutely terrible even with Denver he wasn't worth any money they pay him by the way they really Paid Kirk cousin 87 million I didn't know that you're right that is absolutely absurd and unheard of pay an average quarterback that much money I think it's just downright ridiculous how much money these football players make just to play a couple games a year that money should be cut back exponentially and in turn be given to the men and women that fight for our country who are fighting for dirt cheap to fight for our freedom I also think that money should be used to help the veterans and the homeless people find shelter you realize how many empty mouths you could feed with that kind of money how many homeless shelters and Veteran shelters you could build with that money even if you just cut them back 10 million dollars a year they will still be making enough money that they'll never have to do anything else in their lives but then you have these guys getting paid millions and millions of dollars a year just to play football it's ridiculous it is not right at all it's so corrupt they make more than surgeons do way more I think they should at Max be paid seven hundred fifty thousand a year if that sorry for the rant you guys it's just how much money they make gets me so heated and angry

[@curtisjackson4090]

@@giorgiogazzola5972 well he just best the saints and going to the 2nd round of the playoffs

[@giorgiogazzola5972]

@@curtisjackson4090 84 Million is still absurd

[@Thebeatles19632]

Jordy Nelson to the Raiders lasted one year, Case Keenum to the Broncos

[@JohnnyUtah13]

Smith rushed for 937 yards and 9 TD's his last year though....

[@georgeorwell4534]

Potamkin Motorsports Emmett gave it one great try at an advanced age. Went out well.

[@JohnDee633]

That messes up their whole "he was old and couldn't hardly walk when he went to Arizona." Story though. So they are picking and choosing their facts.

[@georgeorwell4534]

@@JohnDee633 he missed a game too. 1,000 yards were in sight.

[@drakebudasz8837]

For reference, those numbers are better than any season Bo Jackson ever had

[@tito9694]

Fr

[@tthomaselli2]

Doesn't what Vic Carucci say around 6:56-7:01 sound a little harsh?... I know he was specifically talking about Ahman Green, but, from my perspective, I'm talking about players in general.

[@poeticalvision]

Emmitt Smith still ran for 950 yards in his 2nd season with the Arizona Cardinals. Thats not bad at all. The first season was just marred with injuries.

[@2010hellomoto]

Michael Silver sounds like he's about to yawn with every syllable he speaks.

[@thepassingstatic6268]

11:29 They say Doug Pedersons name in a MUCH different tone nowadays

[@tthomaselli2]

Who was that around 13:43-13:47, again?... I would assume that it's the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals & if so, I can't place him because I'm not an Arizona Cardinals fan & my memory doesn't go back to this point in time.

[@andrewsmall5337]

"Cmon Lord, do the right thing" 😂😂

[@MrGio2U]

Should create a list of ten worst players team let walk, Drew Brees is definitely a must on the list

[@thepassingstatic6268]

Are we including trades in this too? If so, Khalil Mack and OBJ is right up there

[@scoobycarr5558]

I just heard about David Buston. For the Unchargers. Same as Choke Garcia for the Cleveland Brownies.

[@rollotomassi4768]

Scott Mitchell had a 4400 and 3500 yd season with the Lions. Certainly not top 10 worst.

[@timpatrickhanna]

That's what I was thinking. If you have a quarterback who gets you into the playoffs more than once he isn't a bad free agent signing. He might be mediocre, but putting him on this list is absurd. In 1995 he threw 32 touchdowns to 12 interceptions. A lot of quarterbacks would love to have that kind of season.

[@paulcoover7057]

Ya he should not be on this list. Detroit's defense was terrible during those years

[@skilldeadly8888]

When you lose 58 to 37, shouldnt that tell you it's the defense, not the QB?

[@chandlersbryant4047]

@@skilldeadly8888 Mitchell's backup Don Majkowski Outplayed Scott in that Game anyways... If Mitchell didn't throw 4 Picks and only 1 touchdown with a 33.6 rating then they might have won it or the score would've been significantly closer than what it was

[@mattchewhadaway167]

32 tds, and made the playoffs. Plus he played in Detroit hell. Agreed

[@tthomaselli2]

What did Joe Posnanski mean around 1:30-1:32 by "Everybody knew Emmitt Smith was done.", exactly?... In fairness, Emmitt Smith could still go & so long as he could still suit up & take the field in the 2003-2004, that's all that matters. As a Dallas Cowboys fan, that's my take on it simply because of the fact that I hated to see him go from the Dallas Cowboys, but, I was also curious to see who would sign him for the 2003-2004 NFL season & see how he would perform, respectively & for the most-part, I wanted nothing but the best for him & was anxious to see what the next chapter in his career would consist of & see how things would pan out for him.

[@dylangiebel9651]

Love the old version of this program. Hate the updated versions they air on NFLN these days.

[@toma.4808]

Fun fact: emmitt Smith began his career: 15 games started, 937 rush yards. Ended his career with the cardinals starting 15 games and rushing for 937 yrds. And lets give Mitchell some credit. He was better than rodney peete, andre ware, charlie batch and erik kramer

[@bisquik3006]

Mitchell still stunk as bad as any of them in big games, but I totally agree with Emmitt. Not worth the money, but had a damn solid final year.

[@koolkitties8552]

Charlie Batch was decent on the Steelers

[@baltimoretre658]

@@koolkitties8552 I slightly can agree with that.. Batch was a decent 2nd string QB , a good 3rd string QB

[@mst3KGf]

Except Rodney Peete kicked Mitchell's ass in the 1995 playoffs.

[@toma.4808]

​@@mst3KGftrue

[@roemello9390]

David Boston was dropping Drew Brees' passes... ENOUGH SAID!!!

[@actionjackson4982]

I'm wondering how he caught all of those passes in Arizona. I don't even know who the QB was.

[@baltimoretre658]

@@actionjackson4982 I believe Jake Plummer was his QB in Arizona. Above average QB in my opinion

[@golfhax]

to me one of the biggest free agent bonehead signings i can remember was when al davis gave d'angelo hall $70 million and $24 mil guaranteed for like 7 years. & dude couldn't cover in man on man defense and they traded him to washington after like 8 games. like bruh how do you go to the raiders knowing they play man defense and you can't cover in man on man? dude got exposed and burned quick.

[@RBCire]

26:32 "I don't know who the hell you think you are." "huh?" LOL

[@swervo6025]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lovedavantlamour301]

He was the real life Jimmy Trivette I tell u what mayng

[@Somethingelseentirelydifferent]

5:30 Scott Mitchell stunk but can you blame him for losing a playoff game when the defense gives up 58 points? Did he throw 9 pick sixes or something?

[@ghosttoast8610]

Yes

[@pomerlain8924]

He threw just one TD, while throwing 4 picks, including one pick 6, and completed less than 50% of his passes. Don't be fooled by the score. Mitchell was lifted in the third quarter with the score being 51-7. His backup, Don Majkowski, came in and actually posted better stats even though the game was already well in hand for the Eagles.

[@HighOnSportsNetwork]

Mike Glennon is #1

[@adamduerwachter2596]

Jay.B Glennon isn’t big name

[@HighOnSportsNetwork]

Adam Duerwachter You obviously didn't get the joke..

[@christopherterrell6442]

Glennons contract was structured to be a one year deal, with the option of keeping him longer if he played well. He didn’t. So we cut him. It wasn’t a bad deal.

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

Who tf is Mike Glennon?

[@theanimationlads7598]

theloverswineverytime lol

[@NotaFakeAccount-cj6zt]

Jeff Garcia went to the Browns. That's the problem. Nobody does well in Cleveland.

[@TapCat]

Nice list, but I would suggest that Joe Namath signing with the Rams as a free agent and playing in a total of 4 games before getting benched and ultimately retiring merits consideration as well. The money was much less back then, but the Rams definitely made the same mistake as so many teams highlighted here... chasing after a big-name player who had no actual game left.