15. DE - Bruce Irvin, West Virginia
47. LB - Bobby Wagner, Utah State
75. QB - Russell Wilson, Wisconsin
106. RB - Robert Turbin, Utah State
114. DT - Jaye Howard, Florida
154. LB - Korey Toomer, Idaho
172. DB - Jeremy Lane, Northwestern State (LA)
181. DB - Winston Guy, Kentucky
225. DE - J.R. Sweezy, North Carolina State
232. DE - Greg Scruggs, Louisville
Offense: Russell Wilson has high-end fantasy backup QB upside, and he could challenge for the job early in his career if Matt Flynn flops. Robert Turbin is a similar back to Marshawn Lynch. He'll only have value if Lynch goes down and he's not a top-notch developmental prospect in my eyes.
Defense: Not sure what happened with the Seahawks in the 1st round. If Irvin fulfills his potential, he'll have situational value and could develop into a 700+ snap player if Chris Clemons moves on after the season ends. Bobby Wagner isn't a prototypical ILB but capable of playing the middle and strong enough in coverage to hold onto an every-down role. There are unresolved issues before projecting Wagner into that role (Barrett Ruud is currently expected to start at MLB, K.J. Wright could be moved back inside if the team sees Wagner as a better fit outside, there are no guarantees Wagner will win a nickel job), but he'll have LB2+ value if he does cement himself as an every-down MLB.
47. LB - Bobby Wagner, Utah State
75. QB - Russell Wilson, Wisconsin
106. RB - Robert Turbin, Utah State
114. DT - Jaye Howard, Florida
154. LB - Korey Toomer, Idaho
172. DB - Jeremy Lane, Northwestern State (LA)
181. DB - Winston Guy, Kentucky
225. DE - J.R. Sweezy, North Carolina State
232. DE - Greg Scruggs, Louisville
Offense: Russell Wilson has high-end fantasy backup QB upside, and he could challenge for the job early in his career if Matt Flynn flops. Robert Turbin is a similar back to Marshawn Lynch. He'll only have value if Lynch goes down and he's not a top-notch developmental prospect in my eyes.
Defense: Not sure what happened with the Seahawks in the 1st round. If Irvin fulfills his potential, he'll have situational value and could develop into a 700+ snap player if Chris Clemons moves on after the season ends. Bobby Wagner isn't a prototypical ILB but capable of playing the middle and strong enough in coverage to hold onto an every-down role. There are unresolved issues before projecting Wagner into that role (Barrett Ruud is currently expected to start at MLB, K.J. Wright could be moved back inside if the team sees Wagner as a better fit outside, there are no guarantees Wagner will win a nickel job), but he'll have LB2+ value if he does cement himself as an every-down MLB.
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