Everyone likes to talk about the bust potential for first-round draft picks.
But what happens if the real bust is the front office, behind the scenes, making terrible decisions that do nothing but inhibit the progress and development of that draft pick?
In the time since Colts franchise quarterback and former No. 1 overall draft pick Andrew Luck stunned the NFL by announcing his retirement from the league weeks before the start of the season and less than a month shy of his 30th birthday, I’ve watched and listened to a good deal of local and national sports pundits weigh in on the subject.