Biggest draft bust for your team

Also state who they should have drafted.

For the Fins its John Avery, to sum it up he was a huge lump of ****

We should have gotten Randy Moss, but Jimmy Johnson didn't think he was a good fit for the system.

Moss + Marino = SuperBowl rings for both. Too bad dumbass didnt see it that way, oh well we have a good RB now.

I can't think of anybody, so I'll just say Anthony Becht.NYJCMart28

The Dolphins, along with everybody in position to draft him besides the Vikings, all passed up on Randy Moss.  "What if-ing" is ridiculous....What if the Raiders drafted Tom Brady?  Where would they be?  You can't "What-if" any really come up with a real answer to any question, especially in sports.

For the Raiders, I'd say the most recent standout bust was SS Derrick Gibson out of Florida State.  He was a highly regarded 20-something 1st round pick, but he hasn't amounted to anything and has been plagued with injuries the past couple years.  If he can pull off a decent, injury-free season this year with a few interceptions, I'd say he would redeem himself in my book, however.

Does this just have to be draft picks?

The Patriots make excellent draft picks, but this season we have had to scrap the bottom of the barrel for our beat up secondary.

Example: Duane Starks.

He's awful and gets is worse than our rookie CB out of Ohio State Ellis Hobbs. 

Chad Scott is pretty bad too.

The worst draft move the Raiders made in recent memory is passing up Shawn Alexander for Janikowski (Where we could've easily gotten him in the 2nd round) in the 2000 draft._Kramer_

Meh...I guess....but when you look at it from that year, Tyrone Wheatley had a HUGE season and most felt he was already as good as Sean Alexander would ever become.  But he screwed up his knee and Garner filled in magnificently.  He could do things that Alexander could not....like catch the ball out of the backfield....and he nearly had a 1,000 rushing and 1,000 recieving yard season.  And with Gruden's West Coast offensive scheme, he really wouldn't have fit in since they were pass heavy beyond belief in the Gannon years.  Obviously....if you look at it from a current standpint, it looks like they really made a huge mistake with the direction Turner wants the offense to go in.  But if they give LaMont time to grow, I think he'll develop into something great with that excellent blend of size and speed that RBs like Wheatley and Jackson had. 

Anyway, I still say it's Derrick Gibson......he never became the Ed Reed-type-of-guy that he was hyped up to be.