The Worst QB Draft Class EVER... 

Whose the next Brock Purdy

@@user-pi2lq maybe not be on the level of Purdy, but i think that Devin Leary from UK and Carter Bradley from South Alabama have a chance to be good prospects from day 3 if they land in good situations. might at least be able to carve out spots as good backups in time.

@@user-pi2lqnobody wanna say his name bc he was highly touted recruit but I think Spencer Rattler has a chance to revive his career with a good landing spot, he reminds me of a more polarizing Tua where when he’s hot he’s really on

Everyone wants to blame the teams but it wasn't like the Jets were the ONLY team that liked Zach Wilson or the Patriots were the ONLY team that thought Mac Jones could be a quality starter. It's such an inexact science that I actually can't respect the intelligence of anyone who just blames it on 'bad scouting'.

Most of the team blame should be about roster construction, scheme fit and coaching. The Bears were not built to support a rookie QB until it was way too late for Fields. Also, because of social media, the fifth year option and rules geared toward QB stats, the window for QB growth from rookie year has shrunk. Alot of pretty good if not great QBs of the past took a lot more time to develop.

Bill got away with draft steals at the wide receiver position for 20 years. He thought what worked with Brady would work with Mac Jones. He failed to realize that scrub slot receivers like Wes Welker and Julian Edelman only worked cuz Tom frickin Brady was his Quarterback. Plus Alabama quarterbacks are soft, game managing, system QBs. They only work if they’re surrounded by talent. They cannot be called to carry a team to a championship run.

Looking back at how all that worked for basically 2 decades would make an interesting video. It seems backwards but Mac Jones entered dysfunction, the system already had momentum when Brady clicked in.

They mean for the expectations going in, they hyped this class up like it had 4-5 locked in starting caliber qbs

Who is they? Every year ESPN hypes up every class. So once again, this is NOWHERE near the worst qb class ever,@@JamesB-mi9uu

​@@JamesB-mi9uuYeah but with this class history will show the teams let them down .. every QB in this draft got a bad deal with the teams especially zach Wilson

@@amaddenmind4597 almost every bust that has been drafted had a bad deal coming into the league that is why they are drafted so highly

@@JamesB-mi9uu Lol I made a comment about espn and it got deleted. "They is ESPN. They hype up every year.

I was going to say, if we're being objective 2013 is worse because even the NFL struggled to find QB's to forcefully boost to the first round. Geno Smith is still starting (for another team) but the lone first rounder was completely overwhelmed and gone in Manuel. It's him and Mike Glennon holding up that class value wise. When you look at the draft with Trevor Lawrence for instance, there's a good chance he will get a second contract with his club despite not looking like the generational player we thought hed be (which is still tremendously better then how many of the 1st overall QB's careers went since realignment). If some of these players were drafted a round (or two) lower like they should've been then we might've felt much differently about the class. Because the type of players we saw taken in the first round, traded up for even, were players the could maybe be molded in the right scenario with but not day 1 starters. In effect, day 2 to early day 3 picks. Instead, teams overdrafted them to sell hype (and tickets) and didn't give them either structure/support, or only brought in competition. More of those players were at best closer to Kyle Trask (brought in as a potential future QB if he developed right in Tampa which has not been the case thus far) or Davis Mills (intriguing prospect with limited games taken by HOU in the 3rd round) then they were to Trevor Lawrence and teams drafted them that high anyways while telling themselves and their season ticket holders that wasn't the case. I really despise the new rookie QB draft format now. I forsee more classes like this in the near future by desperate GM's, overreaching ownership and coaches wanting "their guy." I don't ever want to go back to the Sam Bradford era of QB hasn't done a damn thing, takes a big cap bite out the gate, but I don't like this future by any means either.

@@Gungho73 Exactly what I’ve been saying for years. If you have a top 20 ceiling you’re probably going in the top 10. Elite Quarterbacks are an absolute premium but drafting one simply out of need is how you end up with a bust who has no business being drafted in the first round, let alone top 10. Think Kenny Pickett and Trey Lance. In 2008 the Dolphins and Rams without a long term answer at the position passed on Matt Ryan who fell to the Falcons at 3. Today? He’s a Dolphin. Rookie contracts used to also give you 7 years of control, now with the rookie cap it’s 3 years with a 4th and 5th year option. Now you have to rush them in to make the decision on whether they deserve an extension.

@@chicagodude8888 the thing is with what you’re saying they thought 4-5 different guys had these top 10 traits in this one class that why it is so bad drafting Kenny Pickett in the 20s does not make that worse than missing on players you legitimately were trying to change your franchise with in the top 10

@@JamesB-mi9uu Chase, Waddle, Pitts, surtain jr, Parsons etc all available top 10 talents. All should’ve been drafted ahead of developmental quarterbacks like lance and Wilson who were overdrafted like 90% of quarterbacks in the modern era. The value a franchise quarterback is the greatest asset in pro sports, recklessly drafting one to fill the position has proven not to work with raw and unrefined talents.

? Fields has accuracy problems? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AFpyUpgpxcI.html He hides it well...

I think it was the same with Wilson as far as development

Agree

Wilson doesn't understand the NFL

Yeah what? 1 good qb(ironically the last pick of all of either draft) 1 aight qb(T-Law isnt amazing still) And a billion busts

As teams get more impatient in developing their young qbs more and more promising qbs will be busts

@@jeromepain8447 This is actually a comment worth talking about Owners are too quick to fire mfs because they cant turn a ceaspool into a sb contender year 1 This leads to coaches giving up on qbs because they arent good from play 1 Development can lead to greatness like look at Josh Allen Bro was ass his first 2-3 years and is now considered one of the NFL's best

2007 was the worst

Guys acting like 2014-14 doesn’t exist or 2006-07

What’s sad is the Jaguars have the right pieces to seriously compete in the AFC South. They just keep making dumbass moves. After their playoff loss to KC they managed to take several steps backwards. When all they had to do was keep the roster together and improve their receiver position.

Nah cj stroud got the division on lock

Lawrence is garbage, dude

Do you remember super bowl 36 when they went up against the greatest show on turf? probably dont remember a single player on either the pats or the rams back then oh and bye the way in the 2nd super bowl against the rams they didnt score a single touchdown at all because belichick completely switched his defense from man coverage to zone oh and a player you recenty bias clowns might remember is peyton manning who i will give the 15 afc championship game to brady and then the ridiculous comeback in 07 i think but other than that the pats beat the brakes off of peyton manning and to the point where him and other qbs complained about bill pressing wide recievers at the line of scrimmage and they changed the rules because of him and i can keep going but everything im saying is probably going in one ear out the other

​@@trayisraw use punctuation buddy

@@vaeharm You are forsure a virgin if you complain about punctuation in a youtube comment. mispelled words are one thing but only nerds would read a comment on social media and complain about puncutation go on somewhere

@@vaeharm Its a youtube comment buddy no one expects it to be perfect grammarly mispelled words are one thing but punctuation?

@@trayisraw yeah buddy it gave me a stroke trying to read all that. who writes over a paragraph worth of words without using a single comma or period? learned that shit in elementary school. 😭

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@@AnotherSportsChannel it comes thru that you spend a lot of time and thought on your vids and you don't just drop hot takes to generate clicks. respect.

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Appreciate the sub man!

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Can get even worse. I implore you to look at the 1974 draft

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gardner minshew is better

@@nathanreed-li5gh I think Gardner is more exciting to watch little less consistent but still a great spot starter and elite backup

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And the Trevor Lawrence hype was off the charts. The media certainly doesnt help, they dont know s... either. It astounds me Kiper and McShay still draw a check for gibberish.

21 is defo worse than 22 for no other reason than Brock Purdy

@@fate8718 Yeah, the literal last pick of the Draft. But Purdy alone doesn't make up for the failure of Kenny Pickett, Malik Willis, Desmond Riddler, Shaq Thompson or even Zappe Bailey. The 2021 class at least has 2 Pro Bowlers, and each QB were in terrible situations (worse than Purdy)

@@wholesomecomment45 He does That Mac Jones "Pro bowl" year is going to be discounted by a linsanity year(Shoutout Jalen Hurts) And T-Law is going down as the 3rd best qb in his division Purdy by himself probably equals that Pro Bowl total by next year and considering he is and has broken numerous nfl records and was a right side of the offensive line doing their damn job from winning a superbowl its unlikely to assume he wont be back He was also an MVP runner up He alone will make up for the rather terrible class outside of him in Especially since Mac was given up for a bag of skittles ruining their quantity argument And to add to injury Bailey Zappe was seen as the better option over Mac Jones

@@fate8718 Trust me, Bailey isn't better than Mac. His negative touchdown to interception ratio is proof enough. Also, Brock is still a 7th round pick, the literal last pick of the draft, with non existent expectations where as the other QBs flat out failed. Just because a classroom of 10 students had that 1 student that passed with an A+ doesn't mean it's better than another class with 10 students that saw 1 pass with a B and another with a C

@@wholesomecomment45 Bailey according to the Patriots Is marginally better than Mac lmao Its why Bailey won the starting job to finish the season The attempt at a discredit to Brock by mentioning that he is pick 262 is insane And lets go down the list Qb1: Purdy clears T-law so bad its not even funny Potential Man: Howell has shown better and more impressive feats than Fields has in a worse situation New England: Baily won the qb battle Injury Bot with potential: Trey is legitimatly bad, Matt never got a chance. Honestly have this one go 50-50 Tho if I looked at the tape I draft Matt 100/10 times That mans a menace (admitedly he could have looked better thanks to the receiver talent at Ole Miss) And lastly Your classroom comparision would look more like this 2 classes that scored really badly Class 1 had a single kid score a C(average grade for an Average qb like T-Law) Class 2 had a kid score an A+ While the rest of the scores were an assortment of Ds and Fs Class 2 wins because the weight of the A+ effects the Bell curve a lot more

Absolutely

Gotta sell those season ticket holders a face on the team calendar.

Yeah I said it elsewhere, but a lot of those QB's taken were closer to Davis Mills and Kyle Trask as "intriguing QB prospects to develop" as day 2 picks then they were anywhere first round quality. They got bumped up because of hype and it being easier to sell season tickets, not reality.

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Trey basically played one season at an FCS school. Why he was taken so high and why the team traded so much to get him is the mystery. It seemed like he could never grasp Kyle Shanahan’s offense since he struggled with short, quick passes so Kyle just gave up on him when he found someone who could run it better.

Most GMs would be fired for that but Lynch got lucky with Purdy.

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Thanks for always coming back and dropping a comment! Why Russ gotta be cooked?! 🤣🤣 I agree though...

Lance was third best QB while he was on the niners. They tried to shoehorn lance into the starter role and didn't pan out, is what it is.

@@MistaTofMaine yeah, no. Lance had a decent enough season as a rookie backup. Was a starter, got hurt. Rookie then out performs the absolute lowest of low expectations and rightfully came into 2023 as the starter. Lance never truly got a chance

Correct

Trey Lance was the 115th-ranked quarterback from his high school class who played only one full season for a 1-AA team. What did the NFL think would happen with Lance in the NFL?

What do you mean? The Bears and Jets kept adding talent but the QBs never improved, 49ers were in win now mode but Lance only has a high school education, but yeah the Patriots got less and less talented over the years so you’re correct there.

​@@-PURPLE-HEADthey had like the worst o lines in the league average running back room DJ Moore they only true reliable receiver they didn't do a good job plus eberflus is average at best

​@@-PURPLE-HEADNah in Lance's case the 49ers dropped him That final straw was Brock Both Brock and Lance were young Brock was just blatantly so much better So the 49ers gave up on Lance Mac was given Matt Patricia Thats giving up on him Zach they tried everything so Ill give you credit for

​@@fate8718they never gave Zach an offensive line plus Nathaniel Hackett is a terrible offensive coordinator

@backwoodsplays4367 They had a couple peices on that line Huff was legitimately good And everything but that damn line However that reminds me of another qb One that did well Oh yeah Brock Purdy Or Joe Sheisty(Burrow) You can adapt to a meh offensive line if you have weapons and can legitimately read the feild and know how to play

ABSOLUTELY 😅

He trash too

Feel better now?

No, I don't feel better. I really wanted to watch the video, but I couldn't. The pronunciation drives me crazy.

Two thousand twenty-one is technically the grammatically correct version

Only Kenny Pickett?…. Not worse just no qb’s…

Brock Purdy by himself negs this

@@fate8718 i mean yes overall Brock is better then any of the Qbs in the two drafts but at least T-Law is above average, Justin Fields still has potential, Mac Jones, Zach Wilson, Lance will at least all be backups. Most of the 2022 QBs are already out of the league.

@@thewiseguys3048 Baily was considered a better option to Mac Trey is a borderline 3rd string Jets tried shopping Zach, they wouldnt get even a 7th for him Sure T-Law is average, He isnt Purdy And we talk about how much Potential Justin has but he never shows it(And by that same account Sam Howell has the same potential he has just shown more) The NFL's residential Potential Man Its always When with him If with him And never is "Oh when he gets a good wide receiver he will go off" He didnt "Oh when he has time to throw he will slice up defenses" He owns the longest average time per pass attempt in the league "Oh if we give him a few years he will be great" Its been 3

@@fate8718 I'm not saying Justin will pan out definitely but I feel being on the Steelers will give us a real look at what he's got playing with Mike Tomlin. But Lance really never had a healthy shot in SF. Mac Jones led the Patriots to the playoffs even if since then it hasn't panned out. But like who are you even saying is better??? Sam Howell i actually felt was punted too early, Pickett was just awful to watch, Malik Willis was third string last year, Corral plays for a UFL team now. Chris Oldakun plays as the emergency for the Chiefs, Desmond Ridder was awful on a team full of weapons he's already moving on too. And I agree with your stance on the potential game but you invest a top 10 pick into someone you'd think you'd give them a chance and want to build behind them.

Just because a player isn't even good enough to be a back up doesn't mean we can't judge him