Top 10 San Francisco 49ers All Time Draft Busts

''MOVE ASIDE, STEVE YOUNG. THE DRUCKENMILLER EXPRESS IS COMIN’ THROUGH! '' I mean just wow you take a quarterback named Druckenmiller where they niners really that drunk in the process of that decision?

Okay now wait a hall of fame on the list well look at some of the other lists, and then you'll be surprised what ended up happening in that draft itself... Alworth was another guy who was picked by the 49ers, but enevr initially wanted to sign there in favor of the Chargers instead.

''In just 12 career games, Pace tallied 52 carries for 161 yards and two touchdowns. Not the kind of productivity you’re hoping for from a No. 8 overall pick.''

''Babcock, in his three NFL seasons, did not provide that. As a tight end, Babcock managed just 16 catches for 181 yards and no touchdowns over three seasons. Again, the game was different then, but for the first overall pick in the draft to only last three years while not having even one year of average production is pretty bad.''

''The 49ers expected Anderson to step in and be an impact player in their defensive backfield. He was to team up with Hall of Fame cornerback Jimmy Johnson and another solid defensive back, Bruce Taylor, in the San Francisco secondary. Anderson opted to play in Canada from 1971-74. When he returned to the NFL in 1975, he was not the player the 49ers envisioned when they drafted him. Anderson lasted only one season in San Francisco and started only two games.''

''Stolhandske actually didn’t play with San Francisco until 1955, and his lack of productivity is tough to track since they didn’t track statistics the way they do now, so we don’t have tackle numbers or anything for the linebacker. He did manage an interception in 12 games, but one year and 12 games from your 10th overall pick is a bad look, and will land among the worst picks for any franchise.''

''Jenkins was a decent receiver at Illinois his first three years, but had a big senior season, catching 90 passes for 1,276 yards and eight touchdowns. He wasn’t quite that productive with the 49ers. He played in three games, was targeted once and it didn’t get caught. During the following offseason, Jenkins was dealt to Kansas City for wide receiver Jon Baldwin. And so ends the illustrious 49ers career of Alfred Alonzo Jenkins.'' Ha ain't that truth that was an illusion type move on the part of Trent Blaake not giving some proper weapons for Kaepernick.

''He was a baller and a no-brainer selection for the 49ers. Unfortunately for the 49ers, his college success didn’t translate to the NFL. In his lone NFL season, Woods hauled in just seven balls for 160 yards and a touchdown.''