re: Stanley Jean-Baptist

since 2011:
Cameron Jordan, Mark Ingram (1st)
Martez Wilson, Johnny Patrick (3rd)
Greg Romeus, Nate Bussey (7th)
Isa Abdul Quddus (UDFA)

2012:
Akiem Hicks (3rd)
Nick Toon (4th)
Corey White (5th)
Andrew Tiller (6th)
Marcel Jones (7th)

2013:
Kenny Vaccaro (1st)
Terron Armstead, John Jenkins (3rd)
Kenny Stills (5th)
Rufus Johnson (6th)
Josh Hill, Tim Lelito, and Khiry Robinson (UDFA)

2014:
Brandin Cooks (1st/3rd)
SJB (2nd)
Khairi Fortt (4th)
Vinnie Sunseri, Ronald Powell (5th)
Tavon Rooks (6th)

None of the 1st rounder are busts imo. Each started and has contributed well. Considering they were all late picks (minus Vaccaro, but I'll give him a total 3 years to develop) in the 1st round, the chance of them not being "all-pro" caliber than top 10 picks is lower. Of course as of right now they're all solid so it isn't a bad point to start. It isn't like we're fielding Sedrick Ellis post-2010.

2nd rounders: SJB and he hasn't stepped on the field. I'll reserve judgement for another 2 years.

3rd rounders: Wilson and Patrick are no longer in the league at the moment I believe. Akiem Hicks, John Jenkins, and Terron Armstead are all starters

4th rounders: Nick Toon is all-pro offseason WR, Khairi Fortt jumped from us to Bengals and now to jacksonville sitting behind 3 other guys.

5th rounders: Corey White is just not any good, but he's forced to play due to depth issues and bad management this offseason. Kenny Stills is a solid #2 receiver, Vinnie Sunseri was an ace special team player (even in college), and Ronald Powell is still a ?? on development.

6th rounders: Andrew Tiller has bounced from us, to SD, to GB, and now to SF. Rufus was released by us and no one picked him up. Tavon Rooks we'll see.

7th rounders: Greg Romeus was a 1st round potential, but he's injury prone and now done. Nate Bussey went from us to Jacksonville and now I believe he's in the CFL. Marcel Jones is now on Baltimore's practice squad.

We've drafted pretty piss poor to be honest, but we've only struck "gold" on one late rounder and that was Kenny Stills.