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Carolina Panthers Biggest Draft Busts(Top 3 Rounds)


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Here is a list of the lowest CarAV(a PFR stat) for players from the 2018 and earlier drafts by round(Greg Little is a 3 CarAV and Will Grier a 1, FWIW):

First Round

*Jeff Otah - 14
Vernon Butler - 11
Jason Peter - 10
*Rae Carruth - 8
Rashard Anderson - 6

Second Round

Amini Silatolu - 18
Sherrod Martin - 17
Keary Colbert - 14
Kony Ealy - 12
Shawn King - 10
Everette Brown - 6
Dwayne Jarrett - 4
Jimmy Clausen - 3
Bruce Nelson - 2

Third Round

Daryl Worley - 18
Terrell McClain - 18
Chuck Wiley - 13
Dan Connor - 13
Leander Jordan - 9
Rashad Butler - 7
Winslow Oliver - 6
Sione Fua - 5
Kinnon Tatum - 2
Daeshon Hall - 1
Mike Seidman - 1
Rashaan Gaulden - 1
Armanti Edwards - 1
Corvey Irvin - 1
Eric Shelton - 0
Atiyyah Ellison - 0
Mitch Marrow - 0
JC Price - 0

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1 minute ago, Moo Daeng said:

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

 

Otah was hurt because he couldn't stay in shape. And he had those concerns when we drafted him at 19.

 

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Just now, kungfoodude said:

Here is a list of the lowest CarAV(a PFR stat) for players from the 2018 and earlier drafts by round:]

First Round

*Jeff Otah - 14
Vernon Butler - 11
Jason Peter - 10
*Rae Carruth - 8
Rashard Anderson - 6

Second Round

Amini Silatolu - 18
Sherrod Martin - 17
Keary Colbert - 14
Kony Ealy - 12
Shawn King - 10
Everette Brown - 6
Dwayne Jarrett - 4
Jimmy Clausen - 3
Bruce Nelson - 2

Third Round

Daryl Worley - 18
Terrell McClain - 18
Chuck Wiley - 13
Dan Connor - 13
Leander Jordan - 9
Rashad Butler - 7
Winslow Oliver - 6
Sione Fua - 5
Kinnon Tatum - 2
Daeshon Hall - 1
Mike Seidman - 1
Rashaan Gaulden - 1
Armanti Edwards - 1
Corvey Irvin - 1
Eric Shelton - 0
Atiyyah Ellison - 0
Mitch Marrow - 0
JC Price - 0

I remember Eric Shelton in college. Guy was an absolute beast. Was thrilled when he got drafted here, but then he ended up with some unfixable back issue and never played. 

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Just now, KSpan said:

In a general grouping: Rashard Anderson, Bruce Nelson, Eric Shelton, Dwayne Jarrett, Jason Peter (could've had hometown Vinnie Holliday...), Ellison, all of 2009, Mitch Marrow.

One of our front office guys (Dom Anile, I think) basically promised Holliday we'd draft him and then gave a lame, stupid sounding excuse why we didn't afterward.

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Worth noting that I arbitrarily chose Silatolu as the "bar" for the bust list. Worley is likely to play his way out of this group in 2021 and beyond. Outside chance Butler could if he just has a lengthy career, although if he is just a journeyman rotational guy, still a bust IMO.

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