Lets face it, there isn’t anything sexy about the 2016 draft class from the Seattle Seahawks. Offensive linemen, a nose tackle, relatively unknown running backs: it just lacks sizzle. This draft class lacks the electric highlights that Tyler Lockett and Frank Clark brought to the table a year ago.
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. This draft class was exactly what the Seahawks needed. After years of giving up draft picks for flashy players like Percy Harvin and Jimmy Graham, it was time to invest in the big-uglies again.
One of the advantages of drafting 10 players almost every year is that the Seahawks can afford to miss a lot.