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The NFL draft is set to begin Thursday. How your team will do has yet to be determined. But a recent article by Tim Meko, Denise Lu, Bonnie Berkowitz and Lazaro Gamio at WashingtonPost.com reports how franchises fared in the last 20 drafts.
The team ranked No. 1, taking into account all the drafts since 1996, was the Pittsburgh Steelers getting good value with their picks despite their average draft position being 21st.
Ben Roethlisberger (2004 draft) was considered their best pick, while Jamain Stephens (1996) the team's biggest bust.
The Philadelphia Eagles were eighth on the list, while the Baltimore Ravens came in fourth.
It was no surprise that the Cleveland Browns ranked last.
Individually, Tom Brady (2000) and Ray Lewis (1996) are considered the best picks, while Ryan Leaf (199
was considered the biggest bust.
Check here to see where your team ranked [url]https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/sports/nfl-draft-history/[/url] and what players were considered the best picks and biggest busts for each franchise and to see the metrics used to make the ratings.
The team ranked No. 1, taking into account all the drafts since 1996, was the Pittsburgh Steelers getting good value with their picks despite their average draft position being 21st.
Ben Roethlisberger (2004 draft) was considered their best pick, while Jamain Stephens (1996) the team's biggest bust.
The Philadelphia Eagles were eighth on the list, while the Baltimore Ravens came in fourth.
It was no surprise that the Cleveland Browns ranked last.
Individually, Tom Brady (2000) and Ray Lewis (1996) are considered the best picks, while Ryan Leaf (199
was considered the biggest bust.Check here to see where your team ranked [url]https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/sports/nfl-draft-history/[/url] and what players were considered the best picks and biggest busts for each franchise and to see the metrics used to make the ratings.
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