But Bulldog's point isn't that we haven't found a late round WR superstar, Lanky. It is that we really don't have any late round guys that we can point to as great in recent history. And by recent I mean the last 20 years or so. I am not counting last years bunch as this FO is pretty much completely different from previous crews.
With the exception of Cartwright and Sage Rosenfels, I can't think of any late round guys off hand who are even still in the league from before Gibbs return. Golston and Doughty are the only late rounders left in the league from the Gibbs years and most here would say they are solid depth guys, at best.
The best late round guys we had in the 90s were Gus Frerotte, Frank Wycheck and Keenan McCardell. All those guys played their best ball somewhere else.
What Bulldog is talking about is all the late round guys who were household names for this team for years that we all still remember. Guys like Raliegh McKenzie (11th), Terry Orr (8th), Kurt Gouveia (8th), Barry Wilburn (8th), Charlie Brown (8th), Darryl Grant (9th), Clint Didier (12th) and Monte Coleman (11th). You can nearly make a solid team out of guys drafted by Beathard in rounds that don't even exist today. And that is without bringing up guys like Dexter Manley (5th) and Mark Rypien (6th) who got drafted in what we now think of as the late rounds.
Hell, Joe Jacoby was an undrafted FA.