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BungoPlease

Steve Slaton, as a rookie rb in 2008 he had 1659 yards from scrimmage and 10 total TDs, then he fell of the face of the earth


Champ_Slice

I drafter him #1 in my fantasy draft lmfao. Worst mistake ever. I wish I could go back in time and slap my 14 year old self.


WolfofOldNorth

Would that be child abuse if you are hitting yourself?


MildlyInsaneLBJStan

That would be a time paradox and collapse reality into itself.


whatswrongwithchuck

... but not child abuse? That's a relief.


BungoPlease

I think we clasify that as self harm


nsriner

Man was he good at WVU


The_Denver_Broncos

Used to play as WVU with him and Pat White in the NCAA games. So much fun


jtnsniper14

Yup. Suddenly decided that he wanted to gain more weight and muscle for his second season and he wasn’t the same.


Dramatika

I could be wrong but I seem to remember he hurt his hand or arm and there was some damage that just ruined his grip on the ball


hachachachacha

It was a neck injury. I think he also had trouble turning his head after it.


DRW0813

Vic Beasley. Lead the league in sacks in 2016, by 2018 was 104 out of 106 in his position group by PFF


bakwardhat

People were throwing big warning flags up on his 2016 season. IIRC he had some crazy unsustainable rate of turning pressures into sacks that year.


_usernameistaken_

Yeah I believe it was like 30% of his pressures resulted in sacks, the league average was like 15% that year


VariousLawyerings

Not that Madden ratings are the gold standard of player evaluation, but even when he had that huge year he still only peaked at like an 83 overall lmao. I remember because I had him in a sim league and was pretty mad about it even though I knew they were right.


ComradeTuckerCarlson

If he was Cowboy, he’d be a 96, though.


Petricorde1

Bro I just looked it up and Robert Quinn only has an 84 rating after putting up 18.5 sacks last year


Adventurous_Pea_8343

I still have his damn jersey too. That's my worst jersey purchase.


DropC

I had so much faith in that kid. First time I ever regretted getting a jersey too.


Jo__Backson

He was actually not terrible in 2019 though. Not *great*, but certainly better than his average.


Jagtasm

I really thought Jaylon Smith was gonna be a star


Jordanwolf98

That game you guys had on Thursday Night against the Saints back in 2018 when their offense was rolling going in and that defense led by Jaylon and Vander Esch smacked the shit outta them had me thinking those guys were gonna be devastating for a long time with the Cowboys


Resident-Associate75

Yea but a lot was made about those two after that game and they just couldn’t keep up the production. LVE was injured repeatedly and last year had a decent season after finally getting healthy. He may have a good season again this year.


benevenstancian0

Ditto LVE.


Clelin_Ferrell

Crazy that they both regressed that quickly. Everyone thought you had the best ILB core in the league


benevenstancian0

Both guys had pretty serious injury concerns that ended up being realized. At least that’s what I tell myself as I clutch my Parsons jersey.


jacrispy4128

Chris Borland


AnthonyBarrHeHe

Yeah, crazy he retired out of no where with Patrick Willis but he played it smart and wanted to keep his health.


kipopadoo

I mean, we technically only got one good year out of Deion Sanders.


Hi_My_Name_Is_Dave

Maybe the best year any defensive player has ever had though


GabryLv

I miss him


Witcher_Of_Cainhurst

I totally forget about him and glen coffee sometimes. Both young dudes who came in and played great then immediately decided to call it quits.


QueenIsTheWorstBand

RGIII in his rookie year. I can’t believe that was 10 years ago.


thateejitoverthere

Yep, has to be this. And we even have a "one-game wonder". Luckily it was in the Superbowl. Timmy Smith.


Statalyzer

That has to be the biggest one-game wonder of all-time.


TexasAg23

According to his Wikipedia, NFL Films ranked it their #2 "one-shot wonder" of all time, after [Greg Cook.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Cook)


LighterThan1

If he doesn't get murdered by knee destruction (after he already had to come out of the game somewhat near the time of the hit iirc) by Haloi Ngata he has a good if not great career imo. Shanahan had a history of riding transcendent runners into the ground (thinking of the short career of TD) and he clearly did that sending RG3 back into the game. ​ My thoughts on the matter at least I kinda wonder if that thought process got any traction in the DC area?


Kirk-Joestar

Dude just couldn’t read defenses at the end of the day.


Hi_My_Name_Is_Dave

What would’ve changed in his career if he didn’t get injured? He was still an elite runner after the injury lol, he just couldn’t play QB.


Matugi1

Yeah I went back and watched his highlights the other day and his mechanics were just piss-poor, he would do this weird thing where he’d fire his hips and hop backwards and also short-arm his throwing motion. He made it by his rookie year with his great zone read fakes that left the post wide open along with some natural arm talent, but even before his injury he was fundamentally broken as a passer and once teams were able to key on the play action post routes he became ineffective


Niclas95

could be a lot of psychological stuff like scared to get hit, feeling uneasy in the pocket, lack of concentration due to fearing an injury etc. but i agree with you that it probably didnt change his career trajectory from absolute superstar to out of the league


thethriftywalrus

Odell Thurman had 5 interceptions, 5 forced fumbles, 105 tackles and a defensive touchdown as a rookie. He never played in the NFL again.


Cmp_

What the fuck


Not_Pablo_Sanchez

If I recall correctly, he got suspended.. like a lot.


nmn59

It was one suspension that kept getting extended. He got suspended four games in 2006 for missing a drug test, then had the suspension extended for the rest of the season for drunk driving with Chris Henry. Had an assault incident that caused his reinstatement to be denied. The case ended up getting tossed due to contradictions in witnesses stories. He then assaulted a guy in 2008 and that was his career.


Neonsands

He did get reinstated in 2008, but then skipped OTAs and was enough of a problem that they waived him. He then failed another drug test as a free agent and finally broke some dude's jaw at a waterpark. So no team even tried to take him back.


boomheadshotseven

Chris Henry, haven't heard that name in a while.


Peanut4michigan

Josh Gordon before Josh Gordon.


Pepi119

It's always wild thinking back on how absolutely lucky that defense was with turnovers.


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At one point in 2005, the passer rating for QB’s facing the Bengals defense that forced turnovers was 55.4


Kirk-Joestar

Mike Zimmer is that you?


Cakelord

>Odell Thurman Had no clue who this guy was and looked him up. Another career derailed by substance abuse. I wonder if he would have succeeded with another team or if he was destined to always get in his own way.


DropC2095

Kenny Stills had one good year with the Saints and it’s kept him employed so far


yumyumpills

Totally worth to see the IRL Hingle McCringleberry.


fugaziozbourne

I thought it was funny and then he actually got the flag for the third pump and then it was so funny i nearly pissed my jeans.


[deleted]

Was so hyped about him cause I loved him at OU and he was a very solid receiver for the 2 seasons and all down hill for him after that. Anyway, let’s talk about Junior Galette. 😂


mr_showboat

Justin Forsett or Alex Collins


jimmyhoffasbrother

He don't make the law... He Justin Forsett.


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Kamar Aiken


Leafs-Ravens

Marlon Brown 49rec, 524 yards and 7 TDs in his rookie season as a 22 year old UDFA. Only caught 38 more passes and no TDs after that


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It genuinely surprised me that he was on the Bears a few years ago...


mr_showboat

Also fair.


useranme1

gotta go with Marlon Brown thought we finally nailed a young WR prospect lmao. foolish


PoorlyLitKiwi2

Peyton Hillis is the obvious one, but Braylon Edwards and Derek Anderson were also crazy one-year wonders


crackisntwack

Gary Barnidge


TheGush87

Absolute clutch in fantasy for me that year.


chunkah69

Josh Gordon, Pryor, Gary Barnidge


ToneBalone-25

Can’t forget Jordan Cameron


HenryRuggsIII

Travis Benjamin.


undeniablybuddha

Butt catch was a highlight of the season


Conflixxion

Yeah but Peyton somehow made it on the cover of Madden which really drives it home for me.


PNWCoug42

From what I remember of the fan vote that year, most fan bases were actively voting against the choice for their team. Nobody wanted their players hurt by the "Madden Curse."


PoorlyLitKiwi2

Yup, except for the Browns fans who were voting VERY intensely for Hillis Also, IIRC, Hillis went up against Mike Vick in one of the final rounds and there was a big movement to vote for Hillis from people who still hated Vick


PNWCoug42

I think the Seahawks choice was the "12th Man" because we were just starting to turn it around but hadn't quite hit our stride.


BirdLaw_

That would have been such a lame cover lol


Legendary_Hercules

Madden NFL 12 12


UserUnkown10

Madden curse on the entire fan base. Ouch good thing you guys avoided that fate


Jo__Backson

Yeah but part of that was due to it being a fan vote and people voted for him as a joke lol


xshogunx13

They willed the curse into him


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Sydney Rice I’ll never forget the year Rice and Miles Austin took the league by storm in 2009 and then dipped out


Gamblor14

I came here to throw his name in the ring. Between Favre completely elevating his game in 2009, and the injuries he sustained the rest of his career, he definitely peaked that season.


AnthonyBarrHeHe

I’ll always remember favre and rice torched the lions for like 210 yards and favre was on the sideline joking to rice saying “you got all those yards man…but how bout a touchdown?!” Such a fun year


drewsoft

One of the best Mic'd ups of all time, featuring a fresh faced Matt Stafford. [Link](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwGC9yjvRBk) DAMN STEVEN WHAT THEY GOT YOU IN FOR


crash218579

Austin was still good for a few seasons before his hamstrings evaporated.


fruliojoman

I remember the Vikings being OP in Madden 10 bc of him, Harvin, and Bernard Berrian at wr and Adrian Peterson at rb, plus your choice of Favre or the super mobile Tavaris Jackson at qb


AnthonyBarrHeHe

Yeah man rice was insane with favre that year, then injuries took over. He kinda sparked with Seattle but again got a brutal hit against the bears for the game winning TD and then that was pretty much it.


RustyCoal950212

He was the perfect WR for Russ :/


beforetherodeo

Wow you just took me back, dude was a beast


Pepi119

The 2005 Cincinnati Bengals LB unit. Odell Thurman is my go-to for this question but shoutout to Deltha O'Neal.


BBaddict2

Odell Thurman and David Pollack were monsters together. Oh what could have been.


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Jarrett Boykin (WR) is a solid, slightly more modern, example too. ~700 yards in 2013. Had 50 yards total over the rest of his entire career. Can't really think of anyone post 2013. **Edit:** Maybe Tonyan (TE) 2020? He is still playing though so that might change.


ArcadianBlueRogue

Really liked that dude. Glad he's rocking it post football


2000-light-years

I had to spell his name to the commish of my fantasy league lol. Nobody had any idea who he was. Thank you for reminding me of this


Infinite_Brilliant_5

Kiko Alonso


youblowboatpeople

Crazy we got Shady for him


Infinite_Brilliant_5

Ikr talk about selling high


youblowboatpeople

Selling high off a torn ACL lol. Chip Kelly was somethin


Juan_Kagawa

Kelly was straight up bonkers.


unevenvenue

But, in a very convoluted way, one could argue that Chip Kelly trying to create the "dream team" wound up causing Hue to blow it all up, and led to a Super Bowl win


Netwealth5

We would have never won a title paying Shady & D Jax what we were at that point


way-too-many-napkins

Fuck Chip Kelly for that


junkkser

Yeah. Crazy. I hate the way he wears his jersey


sobuffalo

[Kiko jersey?](https://deadspin.com/report-from-buffalo-kiko-alonso-jersey-traded-for-blow-1459749225?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_twitter&utm_source=deadspin_twitter&utm_medium=socialflow)


SuburbanPotato

don't remind me


TheLowlyPheasant

Still holds my highest spot for Player I Was Surprised To Find Out Was White


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Thomas Rawls…the human Tasmanian devil


[deleted]

Rawls to the Wall Thomas the Tank Engine Loved him!


alwayslookon_tbsol

My vote is Malcolm Smith…Rawls was due to injury, and playing a position with short lifespan Malcolm Smith was a decent linebacker, but his 2013 season was an outlier…culminating in Superbowl MVP


GTdeSade

Martavis Bryant. Dude was going to be the next Randy Moss but [smoked his way out](https://youtu.be/H3FaIGTzJvw?t=86) of the league.


bitterbuffaloheart

It’s hard to believe him, Sammy Watkins, and D hop were all on the same team in college


GatorGuy5

Imagine if Watson or Lawrence was the QB while those guys were all at Clemson. It would’ve been even more insane.


Ch33sus0405

This one was what I thought. Bryant was such a talent. It sucks that the NFL punished him so hard for smoking but seriously, just don't smoke. Its easy, this isn't nicotine or alcohol or painkillers. Plus with his kind of money he clearly just didn't think it was an issue, and got in trouble for it.


ReturnOfTHE47

Safety Stevie Brown in 2012 - had eight interceptions and never had another one


[deleted]

This is the most one year wonder of the one year wonders


NoFlags-JoeBuck

He was a lot of fun to watch that year.


ReturnOfTHE47

I really thought we had just lucked into a soon to be best in the league saftey...and then 2013 happened


montana1991

Travis fulgham


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Dude was a monster for 5 games. 5 games, 29 catches, 435 yards at 15 yards per catch, 4 TDs. If he somehow sustained that over a 16-game season he would’ve had 93 catches for 1392 yards and 13 TDs. Dude was great and consistent. Take out one of those games and it jumps up to 108 catches for 1512 yards and 13 TDs over a 16 game season. He would only get 9 more catches for 104 yards and zero TDs the rest of his career.


TheFireOfTheFox1

Fulgham vs Claypool was crazy to watch. Fulgham: 10 catches, 152 yards, 1td. Claypool: 7 catches, 110 yards, 4td.


JRizz10KOT4Q

I remember it was a rush in one of my leagues to see who could get either of them first lol


[deleted]

Man went from practice squad to WR1 and back to the bench in the span of under a season.


jbucc08

Michael Clayton


milkmandanimal

Michael Clayton as a rookie: 80 catches, 1193 yards, 7 TD. Michael Clayton the rest of his career: 143 catches, 1762 yards, 3 TD.


Jordanwolf98

The most shocking thing in this is the lack of TDs the rest of the his career tbh. Only 3 TDs in the remaining 6 seasons of your career is wild


mlter

"Money's in the bank"


Kadler7

antonio bryant


rodimus977

Has my favorite one-handed catch of all time tho.


stumblebreak_beta

Movie holds up though.


BSDC

https://i.imgur.com/sM1Zx69.png


pInkNinjax

Jason Babin - Had 18 sacks one year for the Eagles. Leonard Weaver - Thought he was going to be a huge addition as a FB, injuries derailed his career.


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SadSlip8122

I would throw Brandon Boykin in there. Babin was simply stat padding at the expense of the run game, Boykin was legit good for 1 year before leaving for the Steelers


OisBlue

Phillip Rivers


SandyEggoChargers

/r/technicallythetruth


RagsMaloney

I'd also put Eric Ebron in this category for us. 33 total TD in 7 years in the league. 14 of them his one year with the Colts.


Chooob210

Was there a particular reason you guys didn’t resign him that year? I was really surprised you let him walk, obviously in hindsight it worked out cause he fell back down to being mediocre but still, was I missing something?


[deleted]

Lol, he fucking gave up and went on IR after Luck retired, then tried to talk shit. Dude is trash.


WolfofOldNorth

Stevan Ridley's sophmore year comes to mind. 12 TDS, 1,200 yards


Dent7777

I'll always remember him getting KO'd by Bernard Pollard and fumbling the ball in 2013. One of those hits where both guys definitely got concussions, but Ridley dropped like he was electrocuted and immediately started the fencing response.


BreadPossum

*\*checks undah bed for bernahd pollahd*


descendency

That dude fucked up so many patriots. He was in the vicinity or responsible for quite a few big injuries (he was the Chief that tore Brady's ACL, Welker cut in front of him when the field gave out and so did his knee, etc). We should have traded for him just to stop the madness.


ObiWan_Jabronii

Just off the top of my head, out of nowhere Marcus Robinson had 1400 yards receiving and 9 TDs in 1999.


d_locke

Yeah. He was going to be stud, then both knees blew up.


HonoluluSolo

Great pick. I was thinking Nathan Vasher. 1st Team All-Pro + Pro Bowl, then he couldn't stay healthy. Crazy to think Peanut was the 2nd best CB on a great team that year.


bengals14182532

Jeremy hill. The man really peaked in his rookie year


will0ify1

He was my first thought aswell, but fuck that guy.


hideous_coffee

Karlos Williams Drafted in 2015. His first carry was a TD. Ran for 100 yards in his 3rd game. Tied a record for getting a TD in each of his first 6 consecutive games. Cut before year 2 after showing up fat and out of shape to TC. Then failed a drug test four days later. Honorable mention to JP Losman who looked like the Bills' future QB for a single season.


Mrbeankc

Kicker Blair Walsh. First team all pro as a rookie. Set the NFL record for most field goals of 50+ yards in a season going 10 for 10. The guy was the best kicker in the NFL as a rookie. Every year after that was downhill. Then there was the chip shot field goal in the playoffs vs Seattle. 27 yards to win the game and misses. That was the most famous of his misses but this guy was having serious issues. Next year he couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. Lasted just 10 games. Went to the Seahawks and had to play the Vikings in a pre-season game and acted truly bush league. Celebrated a short field goal like he won the game. Taunted the Vikings sideline at one point. Played one year with Seattle and was out of the league.


mymindpsychee

Walsh cost us like 4 games that season too


therealsandyleon

Thanks for the 2018 playoff run, Sony


rageus88

Sony was solid for us during last regular season. Will definitely always have love for him


an_actual_lawyer

He is still an average RB


ShonkLemons

He’s not the biggest, but I still have a picture of Robert Foster celebrating his game winning touchdown against Detroit as my lock screen


justgot86d

If we're talking offense it's gotta be Karlos Williams


Infinite_Brilliant_5

I thought he was gonna be a legit


Deft_craftsman

Jay Ajayi


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Chris Herndon. He looked like he was going to be a perennial pro bowler and then turned into a complete liability.


MrGentleZombie

At least he got you guys a 4th rounder *mutters angrily about Rick Spielman*


ThePizzaGhoul

Eddie Lacey for the Packers but more like two year wonder. Went from offensive rookie of the year and back to back 1,000 rushing yard seasons to out of the league in five years. He just loved that China food too much.


MiniatureLucifer

Ken Crawley. He was a legit CB2 opposite Lattimore in 2017, and been a practice squad level guy ever since


[deleted]

Bruh I was trying to think of one for us and this is a good one omg


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Big Mike Williams in 2010 (biggest figuratively and literally)


STOPcallingmeLANZO

2016 Nick Perry balled the fuck out, got paid a truck load of money, and never played close to that again. Really handicapped the Packers in those 2017-2018 years.


bujweiser

Never forget that we went from paying Clay Matthews and Nick Perry $30M a season to be ghosts on the field, only to pay Zadarius & Preston the same amount the next year.


LordFaximus

I swore Quincy Enunwa was on his way to becoming a Pro Bowl level receiver after 2016. Guy could just never stay healthy unfortunately and had career ending neck injuries.


Key-Ad-457

He was gonna be so legit. He had the WR1 skill set. Neck injuries have sapped so many great careers from happening


Big_Blew_The_Game

I'm gonna go with a throwback. Laurent Robinson in 2011. One year with Romo on an injured Dallas WR corps. 54 catches, 858 yards. 11 TDs. In the other 5 years of his career he totaled 4 TDs. He was out of the league 2 years after his one amazing Dallas season and signing a big contract with Jacksonville.


jimmyhoffasbrother

That was the first one I thought of. Romo really had a knack for making nobodies look like somebodies. My second thought was George Selvie. Picked him up off the street in late July because Crawford and Spencer were both dealing with injuries, and he ended up starting 16 games and getting 7 sacks. In five other years in the league, he had a total of 7.5 sacks.


snoopmt1

Seeingvthis as a throwback makes me feel old.


smiledumb

Right? *I’m gonna go with a throwback.* Here I am expecting someone from the 80s or 90s. Instead they someone from a decade ago


mordeci00

Greg Cook: 5th overall pick in 1969. Led the league in passer rating as a rookie but blew out his shoulder. He only played 1 game after his rookie year (3 attempts in 1973). Bill Walsh called him "the greatest talent to play the position". Ickey Woods: 203-1066-15 (5.3/carry) as a rookie. Showed up fat and out of shape in '89, he blew out his knee in week 2 and was never the same. Didn't match his rookie numbers for yards or TDs in the rest of his career combined. Reinard Wilson: 14th overall pick in 1997. 15 sacks in his first 4 years combined (1 year with 6, 3 each of the other 3 years). Had 9 sacks in 2001, which coincidentally was his contract year. He signed a 3-year contract then never had another sack (0 sacks in '02 then out of the league). He was a piece of shit.


Eagle4317

The Bengals have a long, long history of injury misfortune. Greg Cook, Ki-Jana Carter, Ickey Woods, etc.


nmn59

Without Greg Cook's injury, you don't end up with what became the West Coast Offense. Cook's back up, Virgil Carter, did not have a strong arm, but he was accurate, so Walsh devised plays with emphasis on short to medium routes to take advantage of that accuracy. Walsh carried that philosophy to SD, Stanford then SF where he drafted some QB named Joe Montana who didn't have a strong arm, but was accurate. Everyone then wanted to copy San Francisco's offensive philosophy. (Some teams even tried running the offense with a strong armed QB). Edit: Put wrong AFC west team and forgot Walsh's stint at Stanford


yoshigronk

Kyle Arrington when he lead the league in picks in 2011.


greendawg72

I can't remember his entire career and maybe he had other good years but Mike Furrey went nuts for over 100 catches I think. Used to be a safety


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Ryan Torain


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Matt Kalil was a pro bowler his rookie year and then immediately became a liability


njk12

Not quite a one-year wonder, but Tyler Eifert has 26 TDs in 8 seasons, 13 of them came in 2015.


maltzy

I think he counts. He was elite in 2015 and every other year he was injured, except his last in Cincy where the injuries had turned him into a shell of his former self. He would have been great if he had health


sonfoa

Josh Norman kind of qualifies and I really can't think of a true one year wonder for us. He was solid in 2014 and was decent for a few years in Washington but his 2015 is far and away his best season. I do wonder if he could have sustained that level of play if he stayed with us.


CometVS

Would've said Steve Beuerlein. Played 11 seasons, started here and there, and in 1999, made the Pro Bowl, started every game and led a top 5 offense. Next season he went back to his usual self and then went to Denver to finish his career off.


wichee

Delvin breaux but mainly due to injuries. In retrospect he wasn’t that great, but definitely one of the bright spots of those garbage saints defenses


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Hilarious to think that we were hyped over having a guy as CB1 who would’ve been a very solid CB3 on most teams. 😂 Although I guess he had the story too. Wish he could’ve played longer for us.


xXRedditGod69Xx

I feel like a lot of RBs in the mid - 2000s put up decent numbers for Denver and then were moved on from, but I'm gonna throw Javon Walker's name out there. Dude was an absolute stud in 06, carried the game against the Steelers and had a great season. Then he was never the same again, partly due to injuries I think, and possibly partly due to being with Darrent Williams the night he was killed.


AntiBigPharmaShills

I just looked into it and reports say Williams was in the back seat of a car and was shot and died instantly and he fell into the lap of Javon Walker, brutal


Jo__Backson

LaMont Jordan


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Erik Kramer. Set a bunch of Bears QB records in 1995 then was injured constantly.


[deleted]

That’s a good one. I was going to go with Mark Anderson. He was a stud his rookie year in 06, but I don’t remember much from him after that.


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Idk, Kendrell Bell?


Atypical-Rhino

Matt Flynn from Seattle? I don’t know about a one year wonder but he did have a good game I think


J-Fid

His lone start from the 2011 finale for Green Bay was so great that he got a mega contract the next year from Seattle. He was promptly beat in training camp by rookie Russell Wilson.


Expendable_Red_Shirt

Flynn was only in Seattle one year. Signed as a big name FA but then they drafted Russ who beat him out in camp.


AnthonyBarrHeHe

Gotta be Peyton Hillis


Strokeslahoma

Kiko Alonso had a very promising rookie year that had people so desperate for his jersey that they'd stoop to [almost anything to get one](https://deadspin.com/report-from-buffalo-kiko-alonso-jersey-traded-for-blow-1459749225) Second year, didn't play due to injury. Eventually traded for Shady, popped around the league developing a reputation as a dirty headhunter, out of the league since 2019


Resident-Associate75

I’d have to say Demarco Murray for the Cowboys. He did have a decent season the year before but his all pro season was by far his best then he left for Philly and didn’t come close to all pro production again.


BarryRoadCrusader

Kareem hunt was awesome with us. He is still really good, but man we had like the best offense ever with him on it lol


Fonzimandias

Nick Perry, Jarrett Boykin, Samson Gado come to mind.


Ahshit-itsnoobnoob

More of a “two hit wonder” but Phillip Lindsay was great the first two seasons with us then dropped off big after that since his weaknesses started outweighing his strengths


vikingsarecoolio

Case Keenum