Pete Carroll and John Schneider partnered up on some legendary draft classes, particularly in their first few years together. One stands above the others, though, and will forever be remembered as a game-changer for a franchise that had been good — even great, at times — but only had one Super Bowl appearance to show for it. This would be the 2012 NFL Draft, of course, where the Seattle Seahawks selected Bruce Irvin, Bobby Wagner, and Russell Wilson with their first three picks. Not only this, but they added some guys who provided key depth and/or competition during their time with the team, like Turbo and Jeremy Lane.
ESPN ranks 2012 Seahawks draft among best (but not the best) of the century
