Breaking down one of the riskiest draft moves by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers over the past 25 years:
Round/overall selection: First, No. 2
Did the risk pay off? This move involved a trade in 1990 that cost the Bucs their first-round draft pick in 1992. The Bucs gave up that pick to Indianapolis for quarterback Chris Chandler, and it was a disaster. Chandler started just six games (0-6) and threw five touchdown passes and 14 interceptions in two seasons with the Bucs. Vinny Testaverde, whom the Bucs took with the No.