Simply based on what they produced on the field, it's Justin Harrell. Only played in 14 games, started two, 27 career tackles, two TFLs, zero sacks.

But Jamaal Reynolds has a case considering the trade up. Packers moved up from 17 to 10 to take this guy who produced three sacks across three seasons. In exchange, the Seahawks got a future three-time probowl QB and used the 17th pick on future HOFer Steve Hutchison. One of the most lopsided trades in NFL history and one of the rare catastrophic decisions made by Ron Wolf (Sherman had the title of GM, but Wolf was responsible for the 2001 NFL draft).