Top 10 NFL Draft Busts: Worst Picks of the Last Decade

0:00On April 1st, with the NFL draft just 3 weeks out, even sharp general managers know they might drop the ball sometimes. A new piece ranks the top 10 dumbest picks from the last decade, spotlighting moves that looked shaky from jump and aged like milk. Think teams reaching for Raw's halons, ignoring red flags, or trading big for flops that barely sniff the field. Raiders, GM, Mike Mayock, takes multiple Ls here, grabbing edge rusher Clellan Farrell, fourth overall in 2019, when studs like Josh Hyens Allen, were on the board, or offensive lineman, Alex Leatherwood, 17th in 2021, who gave up pressures like candy and got cut quick. Then there were the 2020 picks of speedy receiver Henry Ruggs, 12th in corner, Damon Arnett 19th, both derailed by all field, disasters leading to instant releases. Fans love slapping the bus tag on these, and the fallout hits hard teams waste prime picks, cap space, and years rebuilding lines or secondaries.

1:02Commanders took corner Emanuel Forbes 16th in 2023, over stud Christian Gonzalez, benching him early while their secondary stayed. Trash, Buckeneers trading up for kicker, Roberto Aguayo 59th in 2016, he missed field goals as a rookie and bounced for good. Saints traded a future first for edge, Marcus Davenport 14th in 2018, a Raw project who injuries stalled. Jets swung on quarterback Christian Hackenberg in the second round 2016, despite his college meltdowns, and he never threw a pass. 49ers gave up three firsts for Tray Lance in 2021, off just 18 college starts. He lasted two injury plagued years. Eagle Snag receiver, Jalen Rhaegor, 21st in 2020, over Justin Jefferson, who exploded next pick for Minnesota while Rhaegor got. Ripped out fast, worst of all, Titan's offensive tackle Isaiah Wilson 29th in 2020 played four snaps, got a DUI bust, and demanded a trade after.

2:03Skipping workouts, pure front office catfish, as real picks loom, these ghosts remind everyone, draft day fools nobody forever. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.