NFL analysts are busy this time of year trying to finalize their mocks ahead of the draft at the end of April. But instead of looking at the current prospects, some writers have chosen to look back at previous drafts to determine which selections turned out to be as impactful as teams had hoped.
Recently, Seahawks Wire editor Tim Weaver put together his list of the 12 highest-value players of the Pete Carroll/John Schneider era and quarterback Russell Wilson topped the list.
“In the 10 years since he was drafted Wilson has won 104 regular-season games, earned nine Pro Bowl nominations, led his team to the playoffs eight times, won four division titles, two NFC championships and one Super Bowl,” Weaver writes.
