Best/Worst Colbert Pick All-Time

[W&M_Steeler]

Oh, you have to be playin. Wasnt Holliman a 7th round pick or something? Sure, he sucked but with relative value I would say that Tony Hills in the 4th or Bruce Davis in the 3rd are worse. Maybe Dri Archer in the 3rd is worse than wherever they got Benny Snell at RB.

I still think it was Jarvis Jones as worse. I could see on tape he just hustled and was all effort, but no athleticism, even Gil Brandt trashed Jones. Artie Burns was all athleticism but no technique or discipline, although a lot of pundits had him highly ranked.

Trading up for Troy is a baller move.

I thought for sure that you would list Alonzo Jackson as the worst Colbert pick... and I think that position would have been reasonable.

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I agree there are many picks that turned into worse picks. But those picks at least made sense when they got selected. Holliman was a wasted throwaway of a pick. Sort of like Colbert was surprised he had one more pick to make. Sort of like that longsnapper pick a couple drafts ago. What was his name....?

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Colin Holba. Not only did they take a Long Snapper that year, they took one who couldn't even win the job in camp! That was a terrible pick

Yep Golson just couldn't get through TC without a season ending injury. Bad luck, bad feet and ankles.

I am not sure Golson even made it through a single week of TC during his time here. He was always injured super early- he didn't last a single TC practice his first few years with the Steelers: https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.co...ining-camp-nfl

Freakishly bad luck.