Tom Brady was selected 199 in the 2000 Draft. What happened to the 6 QBs chosen before him? – Fox Sports

Tom Brady was chosen in the 199th order of the 2000 NFL Draft and everyone remembers that photo in which they criticized the physique of what would ultimately be one of the best in American football, but there were six quarterbacks chosen before Brady. What was it theirs?

Chad Pennington drafted at #18 by the Jets

He finished in the same division as Brady and is possibly the best player of the generation except for what the #12 of the Pats did. He won Comeback of the Year twice in 2006 and 2008., an award given to the player who came from a bad season and stood out the following year. He never won a Super Bowl, Brady was his nemesis when he played with the Jets and Dolphins. He retired in 2010 with a record of 44 wins and 37 losses.

Giovanni Carmazzi drafted at #65 by the 49ers

San Francisco was always the team that Tom Brady supported, since he was born in California, but the Niners opted for Carmazzi, although he was the understudy for Jeff Garcia. Never played in the NFL and tried his luck in both the NFL Europe and the Canadian league until he retired in 2005.

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Chris Redman drafted at #75 by the Ravens

He was part of the 2000 champion team, although he did so as a substitute, a role he had for most of his career.. He only played 12 games with a record of four wins and eight losses. His last team was the Atlanta Falcons and he retired in 2012.

Tee Martin drafted at #163 by the Steelers

He could never take the starting job from Kordell Stewarthe tried to relaunch his career in NFL Europe and later with the Oakland Raiders, but he never started any regular season game, nor did he throw touchdown passes, but he did have an interception and he retired in 2005.

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Marc Bulger drafted at #168 by the Saints

He didn’t even get a professional contract with New Orleans and went to the Atlanta Falcons, but had a better performance with the St.Louis Ramsfranchise in which earned two Pro Bowl berths in 2003 and 2006but never managed to fill the hole left by Kurt Warner.

His greatest achievement was winning the NFC West division in 2003. However, he is one of the quarterbacks of this generation who managed to establish himself in the NFL until his retirement in 2011.

Spergon Wynn drafted at #183 by the Browns

Texas State graduate and drafted by Cleveland hoping to be the man to build the franchise, Spergon Wynn He only had one game as a starterhe was sent to NFL Europe to improve his skills, he had another chance with the Minnesota Vikings, but nothing happened with him.

In 2003 he went to Canada Football, where he only played for three years and retired.

All of them were chosen before Tom Brady, a quarterback who won seven Super Bowl rings and is an NFL legend.

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