Jacksonville Jaguars: Biggest Draft Day Regret In Team History

There are many ways to regret. There are many reasons to be filled with regret. As Kurt Vonnegut says, "Of all the words of mice and men, the saddest are, "It might have been'". The expansion team of 1995 can be forgiven for its youthful exuberance. If only it got better. It didn't. In 1999, the Jaguars picked Florida State University defensive tackle, Larry Smith.  Smith looked really good in college. Unfortunately he reported to training camp late. And he showed up to practices late. And he never got on the field. He was a bust, but not THE bust. But remember, he looked really good in college. It got worse. In 2000, the Jaguars wasted their pick on USC wide receiver R. Jay Soward. Soward was late to team meetings, could not make it to practice, and could not read receiving routes. Many think Soward is the biggest draft mistake in the Jaguars history. Nope.The biggest draft bust for the Jaguars happened in 2005. With the 21st pick the Jaguars picked Arkansas quarterback Matt Jones....