These NFL players destroyed a franchise.
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Reggie White, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady and Drew Brees. These are just some of the greatest free agent signings in NFL history. These guys made immediate impacts and directly led their teams to a Super Bowl championship.
Of course, the vast majority of big-name free agent signings never pan out. In some cases, a team cuts bait and manages to correct the mistake rather quickly. But as you’ll learn with these 10 free agent mistakes, sometimes these massive signings can set your team back for years.
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Not surprisingly the "commanders" and Jets make up 80% of them….😂😂😂
Commanders? Who are they?
The Acquisition of Carson Palmer hurt the Raiders more than Collins. Collins was a FA, but the Raiders and mostly Hue Jackson, traded away the future for Palmer.
The Raiders had Andrew Walter, who led the league in most Touchdowns Dropped by Receivers, that is not a joke. Kiffen wanted to stay with Walter and Draft Calvin Johnson. That got him fired.
The browns signing Andre Rison. He was great in the run & shoot but couldn’t run disciplined routes. Art model literally took out a loan to sign him. Can someone tell me when was QB for the browns at that time? Was it testeverde?
The Washington Commanders didn't sign any of these players, the REDSKINS did!!
Donovan McNab to the Vikings. 🤦♂️
Kerry Collins flash in the pan year in Tennessee makes his Oakland stint look more like reality than questionable. Mushin Muhammad probably thinks he's a terrible guy as well.
Do you have players released that ruined a franchise?
Signing a good player to an already bad team will also ruin a player's career. Just ask guys like Dwayne Bowe and Javon Walker
You do realize the raiders literally had Tory James in that super bowl against Tampa right? lol
True story. When Neil O'Donnell finished his Steeler Contract, he was either going to sign with the Steelers, or go f/a with the jets.. He finally calls his agent in New York . And when Neil said he wanted to re-sign with the Steelers, his agent told Neil not to do anything
until he got there. (Agent lives in NYC, Neil in Morristown NJ) . You know the rest of the story: agent takes player from good team and good stats,(where player wanted to go btw)to a team with a bad record, where the qb struggled. So it was win/win for the Jets/agent loss for O'Donnell and Steelers.
Can someone tell me the agent's name?
Redskins Redskins Redskins Redskins
I think the broncos have been hamstrung by the presence of elway as general manager…happily that's changing as he will no longer have a say in who gets recruited…
Saying Colin’s set the raiders back is a joke when bad drafting was much worst then that. Some massive shade for really no reason. Infact to say a few of these players ruined a franchise is a fucking reach
In light of Deshaun Watson's contract, this video is already obsolete.
They were the Redskins at the time of the signings so that's what you should have called them
Baltimore signing Joe Flacco to that 100 million dollar 🤮🤮🤮. There’s a crippler for ya too
Are you afraid to say that they were the Redskins or something?
Brian Bosworth?
redskins…….waa waa that hurt me…
The names are maybe, the rankings are horrid. Haynesworth should be miles higher and Jamarcus Russell absolutely blows Collins out of the water – in the wrong way. Bell wasn't the reason that that franchise got nowhere and Jets picking up Chad Pennington says much about their scouting anyway. Nnamdi was a man coverage monster who shouldn't been anywhere near a zone team in Philly. Grbac's name needs to pronounced correctly + that defense wasn't the same as the 2000 team + Jamal Lewis' absence cheated Grbac.
what really set back these franchises were bonehead front-office decisions
He didn't care about playing for washington, he went there because it was more guaranteed
How about Tyreek Hill
So how can u blames Kerry Collins wen they drifted bad with QB And signings after that? Lol
Case Keenum Denver Broncos
Like 5 teams on this list
Panthers resigning Delhomme to a monster contract so he could throw picks for 2 years and eventually end up in Cleveland instead of resigning julius peppers and letting him walk
Regardless of what channel makes it all these lists like "worst free agent signings", "biggest draft busts", or "worst trades" are always the same players on the list, just maybe in a slightly different order.
I knew that that the Raiders, the Jets, and the Redskins/Football Team/Commanders would be prominent on this list.
Andre Rison to the Browns… essentially sunk them for good with that mastermind Art Modell having to move to Baltimore because he'd again f'd up. Prior to Art Modell buying them, they'd won 3 NFL Titles (pre-SuperBowl) and 4 AAFC Championships. Since he bought them, fired Paul Brown, won one more NFL title with Paul's team more or less and then nada… So Andre Rison was the final straw, but Art ruined them.
Hey, the Raiders have a commitment to excellence. 🤣
The commanders didn’t exist prior to 2022.
Andre Dixon Cleveland browns in 1995 where art model couldn't get financing for leading model to move franchise to Baltimore. Talk about many signings setting teams back..I submit this killed the team in Cleveland that has never recovered
The rare time I am glad the Cardinals do not show up on a list. Lol
How telling that THREE of these were in Washington.
Le'veon Bell is the perfect example of why RBs don't get big contracts after their rookie deals
Haynesworth never played with the Commies.
lol so you’ll call the Las Vegas Raiders by their old name but won’t call Washington by their old name they were when Albert Haynesworth played for them. Erasing history.
Cowboys signing Pac-Man Jones!! 🤣🤣🤣
Nate Solder to the Giants has to be up there. Dude was straight up awful.
I get that he’s still with the team and with a new coach and everything coming in, things could turn around. But for that ridiculous contract, Kirk Cousins to Minnesota should be on this list.
"Albert Haynesworth, Washington Redskins" is what you meant.