Photos: Worst-dressed NFL draft picks of all time

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In 1989, Deion Sanders paired a track suit with enough gold chains to make Mr. T proud. (AP Photo)


Brett Favre sported some cuffed jorts (jean shorts!) after being drafted in 1991. (Photo by Tim Isbell/Biloxi Sun Herald/MCT via Getty Images)


Thanks for dressing up for the 1993 draft, Drew Bledsoe. (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)


Striped and shiny is never a good option for a suit. Top draft picks (top l-r) James Farrior, Michael Booker, Darrell Russell, Orlando Pace, and Paul Tagliabue, (bottom l-r) Yatil Green, Shawn Springs, Bryant Westbrook and Tom Knight on April 13, 1997.


A bad tie always sticks out, Peyton Manning, even back in 1998. (Jamie Squire/Allsport)
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Peyton Manning's tie tastes apparently didn't change much. Is that the same tie as the one from 1998 but in a different color? Brother Eli's isn't much better at the 2004 draft. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)


A gold shiny shirt AND tie LaDainian Tomlinson, really?? (Photo by John Roca/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)


Did David Terrell go in on a 2-for-1 gold shirt and tie combo deal with Tomlinson at the 2000 draft? (Photo by John Roca/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)


Apparently that was a 3-for-1 deal that Leonard Davis also got in on. (Photo by John Roca/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images)


Dewayne Robertson sported a shiny, blue suit with a pattern at the 2003 draft, enough said.(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

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Is that John Travolta on the line asking for his "Saturday Night Fever" suit back from Antonio Cromartie in 2006? (Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images)


Usually a sharp dresser, this color combination just didn't work for Reggie Bush in 2006. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)


We don't mind a good polka-dotted tie, but pairing it with a full shiny suit was not a good idea by Aaron Curry in 2009. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)


The stripes on this suit almost make it look like Russell Okung wore corduroy at the 2010 draft. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)


Some may dig the two-tone lapels on Joe Haden's suit in 2010, but not with that color combo. (Photo by Jeff Zelevansky/Getty Images)

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Only old grunge rock stars from Seattle should try to wear plaid under a sport coat, not Mark Ingram and not in 2011. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)


A big man like Nick Fairley should not wear such a little bow tie. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)


Melvin Ingram really, REALLY liked stripes last year. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)


Robert Griffin III stuck out with this baby blue suit paired with a red tie in 2012. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

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[GoManning]

Say no to jorts.

Eli doesn't belong on the list.

[roushmartin6]

Love the Favre picture complete with shotgun hanging on wall. Guy was a character for sure

[kratos_godofwar]

Okay, i'm no fashion expert. But some of these suits weren't that bad all. A lot of these stripped suits looked good. The guy reviewing has pretty much no taste. The Peyton tie in the 2nd one wasn't even bad, it matched the suit and didn't stick out as much as his draft day tie. LT actually pulled off the gold shirt and tie. I think the Yahoo! writer is just mad that he can't pull of some of these styles. He needs to learn some men's fashion. I agree some are just bad, but others not at all.

[SoundsOfSuccess]

Eh I think Haden's looking pretty sharp..

[VADER72]

The Favre picture is the best. Holy smokes can you say hicks. My sisters family still live this way in Missouri. I love the Jorts, the gun, the wood paneling, the home made draft day shirts, the hair styles and that phone. But that was the early 90's for ya.

But again, Missouri hasn't fully embraced today's styles.

[SBboundBRONCOS]

some of them are bad, but i think RG3 looks sharp, so did Reggie Bush. idk i think the writer just hates all things flashy