I remember where I was when Russell Wilson was drafted, as many of us probably do. I was at a 24 Hour Fitness in Carson, California, working out on an elliptical. I think that was the most recent time that I’ve worked out. I know for a fact that it was in that moment, the 75th overall pick of the 2012 draft, roughly five and a half years ago, that the Seattle Seahawks drafted a player who has since been named to a Pro Bowl for his offensive or defensive prowess.
None of the 56 players drafted by the Seahawks since Wilson in 2012 have been named to the Pro Bowl, save for Tyler Lockett, who made it in 2015 as a returner.