Clearly you do not understand the question. None of those 3 were high round picks, so how could they be considered busts?

Welker?

Don't know how justified the Welker dump in SD was.

Steve Young and Doug Williams, but it's tough to tell if it was them or the miserable Bucs.

Kennison was way better here than in St. Louis.

UDRFA for SD iirc.

He was a lesser version of Wylie who then went on to Miami before being picked up by NE. Nor was he ever close to being a high round pick.

I got you. I don't think a high rounder has been mentioned yet...

Eli Manning? :evil:

Q... heh...

Isn't this common knowledge for Chiefs' fans? I threw the name out thinking Chiefs' fans would know. It was a no-brainer.

I don't remember enough about Williams to confirm or refute, but Young may be a good example. How was he with the Los Angeles Express before the Bucs? But nonetheless, he wasn't starting for the Bucs, so he seems like a good example.

Yeah, I guess he did have a 1000 yard year, but iirc it was one of those just over 1000 deals where he got there with a 3.7 average or something similar.

Even still, how can an UDRFA be a bust?

Doesn't count.

This reminds me of Jonathan Sanchez for Jeremy Guthrie. Hope it works put that well for the Chiefs.

Eddie Kennison was good here after leaving Denver.
Tony Richardson and Brian Waters had both been cut by Dallas before coming to KC. They weren't high picks though...

Plunkett...

Thomas Jones

7th overall to the Cardinals. Didn't flourish until he went to Chicago in his 5th season.