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Sometimes you watch the NFL and just wish you had some of that talent. What would it be like to have enough talent and size to play in the NFL?
Ryan Leaf had talent and size, but squandered it all. Leaf was the number two pick in the draft by the San Diego Chargers back in 1998. The number one was Peyton Manning by the Colts.
Leaf turned out to be the biggest bust in NFL draft history.
Now he is a legal drug addict. That is right. Legal …read more

NFL Football at its best. NFL Football at its craziest.
Pro Football Reference.com ranks the worst quarterback seasons of all time, year by year.
Quarterback Year Team ANY/A Rating
Trent Dilfer 2007 SFO 2.09 – 754
Andrew Walter 2006 OAK 2.69 – 764
Kyle Orton 2005 CHI 2.97 – 815
A.J. Feeley 2004 MIA 3.15 – 806
Joey Harrington 2003 DET 3.56 – 738
David Carr 2002 HOU 3.07 – 942
Jon Kitna 2001 CIN 3.57 – 791
Ryan Leaf 2000 SDG 2.91 – 697
Jake Plummer 1999 ARI 2.38 -1017
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This is a great place to go to see all kinds of rankings …read more

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The new face of the Atlanta Falcons, Matt Ryan
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One day Matt Ryan is playing my Michigan State Spartans in a bowl game and the next day Matt is inking a contract with the Atlanta Falcons.
The name “Michael Vick” was conspicuously absent.
Atlanta is owned by Arthur Blank, an owner that desperately wants to move on, as they say. It is time to forget the Michael Vick era. What better way than to draft a new quarterback, to give the …read more

When I first saw the headline to this story, I thought it was a joke. You know, something from the Sports Pickle. No way they hire Ryan Leaf to do draft analysis. That’s like Bill Clinton giving a talk on morality.
But, sadly, it isn’t a joke.

Who would be better to talk about the pressure of the NFL Draft than perhaps the biggest bust in league history?
NFL Network – which for the first time will provide counter-coverage to ESPN’s presentation on April 29 – is interested in having Ryan Leaf, the 1998 No. 2 pick, as part of its draft …read more