A look at the NFL's most notable free-agent busts since 1993

[Arbitr8]

FOX Sports South takes a whimsical and subjective look at the NFL's 20 biggest busts in free agency since 1993 -- the league's first year of modern-day, unrestricted free agency. This gallery represents a combination review of history's most ineffectual contracts, while condemning the short-sighted clubs which continually make disastrous decisions with established, but fleeting veterans. One more thing: It's easier to quantify a playmaker's impact with a team (or lack thereof), compared to his brethren along the offensive and defensive lines. That aside, the seven receivers featured here certainly merit spots in this countdown.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/a-look-at-the-nfls-most-notable-free-agent-busts-since-1993/ss-BBi9LnQ

 

[YellowSnow51]

Do Free Agent resignings count? Because this was the worst thing to happen to RC and the Eagles. He got a new $4 million a year contract (that was a lot back then) and he went to shit.

Had a good career with the Vikes though.

 

[OC_Hawk]

Those photos are so confusing. Why is Matt Stafford opposite Scott Mitchell? Why is Darrell Revis on the Sean Gilbert page...because he is his nephew?

 

[mauricehawki]

Needs updated