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worst picks ever by franchise


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http://network.yardbarker.com/nfl/article_external/nfl_draft_worst_picks_ever_by_franchise/18658187?linksrc=foxmiddle_nfl 

 

 

 

panthersb_logo.gif Carolina Panthers: Rae Carruth - 27th-Overall Pick, 1997 
This was a tough pick with Jason Peter and Tim Biakabutuka. The latter dealt with injuries that robbed him of his career, but the Panthers passed on Eddie George for him. Peter just flat out stunk. Carruth though is the worst pick in franchise history because character concerns were ignored in his selection. A few years later, Carruth had his pregnant girlfriend murdered.

 

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Patriots drafting Aaron Hernandez is even worse. He actually shot that dude dead.

Which one? I think i even have a bullet hole from him

He is the reason we draft and pick up fa boy scouts and some people complain about that, now you know who to blame if you ever wonder why. You noob.

I thought we blamed Hawk? Is that no longer the deal?

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