brHonorable mention: Mike D. Williams (2002), Michael Westbrook (1995)YSP:morebrbr5. Curtis Enis, RB, Chicago Bears, 1998brbrLike Blair Thomas, Ki-Jana Carter and D.J. Dozier ahead him, Enis kept up the grand tradition of Penn State running behind busts. In three seasons with the Bears, Enis rushed as 1,500 yards and four touchdowns. He joins companion 1998 top-five picks Leaf and Wadsworth aboard our account.brbrHonorable mention: Trev Alberts (1994), Mike Junkin (1987)brbrbrlawrence phillips sitting6. Lawrence Phillips, RB, St. Louis Rams, 1996brbrThe St. Louis Rams couldn't resist. The team knew Phillips was hardship -- he had been arrested during Nebraska's escape to the national championship as throwing his girlfriend down a flight of stairs -- yet took him by No.6 anyway. He did supervise 14 touchdowns surrounded his concise NFL career, a total which ambition eventually be exceeded along his numeral of years amid prison. The former star running back namely serving a 31-year sentence as a diversity of offenses, including choking anew girlfriend and running his automobile into a team of youths at a pickup football game.brbrHonorable mention: Pacman Jones (2005), Kelly Stouffer (1987)brbrbr7. Andre Ware, QB, Detroit Lions, 1990brbrWare was a milk never for of injury alternatively persona alternatively attitude only because he wasn't always that great an NFL prospect to begin with. The seventh pick of the 1990 chart set 29 NCAA records within his final season along the University of Houston meanwhile helming the team's lush run-and-shoot crime It didn't translate to the NFL. Like David Klingler along him and Colt Brennan after him, Ware was a product of a great system who couldn't replicate his success against professional defenses. He had five touchdown passes among his career,an less than he had within a solo 1989 game against SMU.brbrHonorable mention: Troy Williamson (2005), Mike Mamula (1995), Reggie Rogers (1987)brbrbr8. David Terrell, WR, Chicago Bears, 2001brbrIf Terrell was half as good-looking as he thought he was, he'd still be in the NFL instead of flaming out after burning bridges and dropping passes during his five NFL seasons.brbrHonorable mention: Nonebrbrbr9. Tommy Vardell, RB, Cleveland Browns, 1992brbrWhen your nickname namely"Touchdown" there are jump to be some unrealistic expectations that accompany your NFL career. Though the former Stanford star was scarcely a JaMarcus-esque bosom in the NFL, he never lived up to his billing as a scoring machine.brbrHonorable mention: Reggie Williams (2004), Tom Knight (1997)brbrbr10. Matt Leinart, QB, Arizona Cardinals, 2006brbrTechnically, the jury is still out aboard Leinart. Realistically,never so much. The thing namely Leinart may have been considered an even bigger breast had he bring off of educate after his junior season,when he would have been the likely No.an elect surrounded the 2005 chart Instead, he came back slipped to No. 10 after his USC Trojans lost in the national championship game to Vince Young and Texas, and was relegated to the bench during Kurt Warner's epic NFL swansong. Once Warner aged Leinart was the presumed Cardinals starter merely was passed on the depth chart along Derek Anderson and eventually cut along the crew prior to last season. He signed aboard with the Texans and didn't activity a solo snap among all of 2010.br