Richard Sherman played seven seasons in Seattle, establishing himself as one of the all-time great Seahawks. A fifth round pick out of Stanford, Sherman wasted no time making a name for himself as he started 10 games as rookie and picked off four passes. He followed up a stellar rookie season with a run of four consecutive seasons being named an AP All-Pro and becoming an original member of one of the most iconic secondaries of all time, The Legion of Boom. Sherman had two consecutive seasons of recording eight interceptions including a league high during the 2013 season where the Seahawks won their first Super Bowl in franchise history. He ended his Seahawks career with 368 tackles, 32 interceptions, 99 passes defensed and five forced fumbles. His dominant play in Seattle earned him four Pro-Bowl bids, four All-Pro nominations and a spot on the NFL All-Decade Team for the 2010s.