2017 Saints Draft Class: NFL's Elite

On April 21st, the 2017 New Orleans Saints draft class gets hailed as one of the NFL's

all-time best, even without a Super Bowl ring, too.

Show for it.

Sports illustrated spotlighted how this group packed elite talent from top to bottom,

turning a solid team into perennial contenders.

Stars like Corner Martian Latimore, who snagged defensive rookie of the year and running

back Alvin Camara, offensive rookie of the year, hit the.

Ground running and redefined positions.

Dig deeper, and you see the depth that set it apart.

Guys like Tackle Ryan Rampsych anchoring the line with all pro nods and barely any penalties.

Safety, Marcus Williams ball-hawking with 20 picks, and linebacker Alex Anzalone bringing

smarts and tackles.

Even third-rounder Trey Hendrickson, evolved into a sack machine, while six-round steel

Alquadim Muhammad added reliable pressure up front.

Fans and analysts rave about the impact, saying he reshaped the Saints' identity with high

IQ defenders and playmakers on both sides.

This class fueled consistent playoff runs in championship windows, proving elite scouting

builds winners, though bad breaks in the postseason kept.

The ultimate prize away.

Ongoing looks at their stats, paint a dominant picture.

Latimore with 16 interceptions, Camara over 7,000 rushing yards and 50 plus.

Scores, Hendrickson stacking 80 plus sacks, mid-round gems turned into starters, showing

the Saints' development magic.

In the end, this draft proves championships ain't the only measure of greatness.

Its sustained production and versatility cement a legacy that echoes.

Through NFL history, inspiring how to stock a roster right.

From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.

I'm Corey with The Story.