Everyone makes mistakes. But when those mistakes are magnified by intense scrutiny of the NFL draft, well, they become much more embarrassing than, say, my typical Friday morning, mustard-stain-on-khakis incident.
Which is why the NFL FanHouse braintrust got together to determine who is the biggest bust for each NFL team. They're not listed in terms of stupidity -- they're all stupid relative to a team's total draft performance. Meaning, of course, some teams "bust" is much different than another organization's; we did it this way to avoid just linking you to DetroitLions.com.
Instead, we're putting it in current draft order, sans trades, and allowing this list to serve as a reminder of each's team's ability to properly execute a fail. The "bust factor" was based primarily on three things: statistical production (or lack thereof), position in the draft and other available options during that year's draft.
North America's Team is 
On Saturday morning, 
This weekend, future Hall-of-Famer (and Hall of Fame cry-baby) 
Et tu, Brute?
Value Machine checks out the overall perceived value of fantasy players. If you want to commit a fantasy felony, you'll sell high on the up arrow guys and buy low on the down arrow guys.
Given that we are in the throes of a recession and have all watched our portfolios dwindle to a fraction of their previous enormities (ha), we'll start this column with the old footnote front and center: past performance does not guarantee future results. Fortunately, the Fanhouse compliance department is far more lax about fantasy football recommendations than they are about stock selections. 
