Best late-round pick? Adam makes a great point with Larry Centers. Hard to argue his contributions, but I went with Pat Tillman, a 7th-round PR pick out of ASU, who went on to start for four seasons before joining the U.S. Army. No disrespect to Larry Centers, but I don't see his statue in front of UOP Stadium.

For the bust, I gotta go with Andre Wadsworth (he was a number three pick too, Adam). A can't-miss who missed badly, mostly due to knee injuries, but swinging and whiffing on that high of a pick was a blow to the Cardinals in the late 90s.

Sadly, when it comes to trying to pick the "best" AZ Cardinals draft pick of all-time, the pickings are rather slim. However, when doing some research, the answer became clear: Aeneas Williams.

To get a 6-time Pro Bowler (8 in total) who picked off 46 passes for the team and was generally considered one of the best corners in the game in the third round of the 1991 draft was brilliant. Vince chose Larry Fitzgerald, and he's great. But he was taken with the 3rd pick -- he better be good.

As for the best late-round value, how can you not go with Larry Centers? Led the team in receiving multiple times and was a bright spot on some really bad teams.

Then again, it's not all rosy, and the biggest bust has to be none other than Matt Leinart. He wasn't the worst player they've ever taken, but missing on the QB has set this franchise back at least a couple of years now to the point where they are STILL looking for a quarterback.