Top 10 Biggest One-Year Wonders in NFL History

Top 10 Biggest One-Year Wonders in NFL History

They dominated the league, broke records, and made millions believe they were the next big thing. Then they vanished. These are the NFL's greatest one-year wonders who shocked the world and disappeared.
Before we hit the countdown, here are some HONORABLE MENTIONS.
We've got five players who nearly cracked the list.
Trent Richardson came into the league in 2012 as a first-round pick for the Cleveland Browns. He rushed for 950 yards and 11 touchdowns as a rookie, showing flashes of being a franchise back. Cleveland was so confident, they traded him to Indianapolis in 2013. But Richardson never found that magic again, struggling to average even 3 yards per carry before washing out of the league entirely. Carson Wentz had an MVP-caliber 2017 season with the Philadelphia Eagles. He threw for 33 touchdowns with just 7 interceptions before tearing his ACL in Week 14. Nick Foles took over and won the Super Bowl, but Wentz was never quite the same player again. Injuries and inconsistency plagued his career afterward.