The 13 Worst Free-Agent Contracts in NFL History

Honorable Mention: Brock Osweiler

It’s an understatement to say that the Brock Osweiler experiment in Houston was an utter and complete disaster. After signing a four year deal worth a whopping $72 million, Osweiler did very little to deserve a single dollar of that money last season. In 15 games, Osweiler threw just 15 touchdowns compared to 16 interceptions. During his one season in Houston, Osweiler was widely inaccurate and his decision-making was atrocious. In a not so surprising move, the Texans traded Osweiler, his massive salary, and valuable draft picks to the Cleveland Browns.