What Happened to EVERY #1 Overall Pick Since 2000?

Who do you think is the greatest #1 overall pick since 2000?

17:41 "Assuming Burrow is back to full strength, there should be high hopes in Cincinnati again." This aged VERY well.

I like the casual "after a two year jail sentence"

It’s good to see that after years of hard work and patience, Matthew Stafford has been rewarded with a chance and win at Super Bowl 56.

“The question was Winston or Mariota” the answer was neither

I'm glad they pointed out that the Texan management failed to build an OL to protect Carr. The guy might have been a legit great QB. The rare times the OL was able to do their job Carr looked good. Dude could win games when he wasn't getting rocked. But that kind of damage adds up quickly. Damn shame. Also major props to Alex Smith. 49's total failure at the coaching level was clear to anyone who wasn't the GM. What a waste of talent and heart. Dude could have easy helped build a powerhouse for SF but they pissed it away. Glad he got the credit he deserved at KC. Dude has plenty of haters from a time and situation that was completely out of his control.

So y'all know on average DAVID CARR WAS SACKED 62 TIMES A SEASON BETWEEN 02-06

When Brady retires you have to do "What happened to EVERY player drafted before Tom Brady in the 2000 Draft?".

Only 1 Super Bowl champion in Eli (and perhaps the only potential HOF on here) in 20 years of first round picks. Just goes to show the best players can be drafted at any time. Stafford has the most potential on here to win a SB and maybe make a case for the HOF as well depending on how well he does in LA.

I never noticed how fast the ref was running on the Desean Jackson touchdown lmao

Eli Manning's throw in Super Bowl 46 was incredible. While inconsistent, he delivered in the biggest moments and gave New York 2 more championships. Best #1 overall pick of the 2000s in my opinion and definitely should be considered for the hall of fame

Courtney Brown is the most forgotten #1 overall pick of all time.

What a shame Detroit couldn't do anything with Stafford, wasted the majority of his career where any competent franchise could have probably won multiple Superbowls with him and a little help around him.

Wish they tought us this in history class

Vick threw that pass to D Jack 60 yards fyi. That man had a cannon bro.

“The Cardinals look fine as long as Murray makes plays like this.” DeAndre Hopkins jumps and catches a Hail Mary over 3 defenders

Amazing Lucks injuries caused retirement so young. What an amazing talent.

Everytime I see that highlight of Clowney blowing up the running back from Michigan I am reminded how I am more impressed by his inside penetration move than his actual hit stick. Clowney was 6'6" 270lbs freak vs. Vincent Smith who was 5'6" 180lbs. Also a reminder that Taylor Lewan, the Michigan LT had Clowney's # most of that game.

Palmer was one guy who played with more talent in College than he did in the Pros. Those USC teams of that era were LA's pro team.

every colts fan has a pit of sorrow in their heart for andrew luck. i miss that legend so much