Indianapolis Colts: Worst NFL Draft Picks in Franchise History
By Andrew Ites
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Defensive Lineman Steve Emtman
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The Colts had the top two picks in the 1992 NFL Draft and neither of them really lived up to their draft selection.
While Quentin Coryatt had an decent career after being taken second overall, Steve Emtman became one of the biggest draft busts in NFL history.
Emtman recorded 5 sacks and 74 tackles in his three years with the Colts and he never became the dominant force that they envisioned him being when they took him with the top pick in the draft.