The 10 Worst Quarterback Seasons Over the Last Decade

7. Sam Bradford, 2011

Sam Bradford's five-year NFL career a disappointment would be a fair assesment.

In 2011, Bradford started 10 games for the Rams, completing 53.5 percent of his passes. The team went 1-9 during that span. He was also sacked 36 times in those 10 games. And while Bradford has never been known as a capable runner, he posted a -21.71 Rushing NEP on just 18 carries, the worst mark by a quarterback in the last decade.

Perhaps a new coaching staff can aid Bradford towards finally reaching his assumed potential coming out of college, but failing to finish above league-average in terms of Passing NEP in every single season since entering the league and demanding trades in the off-season does not help his case.