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Carolina Panthers Biggest Draft Busts(Top 3 Rounds)


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9 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

From the recent Greg Little thread, this idea came to me. What are the biggest Panthers draft busts(Top 3 Rounds limited)? Here is a link to our all-time draft history to reference. State your case for the all-time biggest bust. 

Clausen, Ellison, Silatolu,

Do I need to state my case for these three candidates?  Their body of work (or absence) is self evident.

Greg Little honorable mention.

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3 minutes ago, My Chuck Dont Matter said:

Why do some of you guys always hate on Otah? The man was a stud RT when healthy during his short career in Carolina. Injuries derailed his career. It’s not like he couldn’t play. 

The question wasn't if he was any good - it was biggest bust.  We traded a fortune to get him, he never performed that well and was out of the league in less than 3 years.  For a first round pick, 19th overall that is horrendous. 

Not to mention his trade caused a 3-yr domino of bad trades out of the first round for Brown and Clausen - so he gets more guilt for causing the train wreck - like the last car in a pileup.  He is well regarded as the biggest draft day blunder in franchise history by many sites.

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5 minutes ago, My Chuck Dont Matter said:

Why do some of you guys always hate on Otah? The man was a stud RT when healthy during his short career in Carolina. Injuries derailed his career. It’s not like he couldn’t play. 

When he was healthy? You mean both games? There's a difference between bad luck and being 100lbs over weight

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16 minutes ago, Stingray3030 said:

I believe a pretty strong case can be made for Biakabutuka, Otah, and Clausen based on cost vs results....honorable mention for Rashard Anderson

 Biakabatuka and Otah weren't busts. They were derailed by injuries. I wouldn't consider either as even close to busts.

 

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