Pete Carroll's Dream 2010 NFL Draft For The Seattle Seahawks

If this years draft picks of the Seattle Seahawks were completely up to Pete Carroll. This is who I believe he would want to choose with them:

Round 1, Pick 6: Pete Carroll would trade this pick and a player to the San Fransisco 49ers for their 13th and 17th overall picks. He would then pick DE Everson Griffen 13th and S Taylor Mays 17th.

Round 1, Pick 14: He would trade this pick to the Arizona Cardinals for their 26th overall pick and QB Matt Leinart . The Cardinals would then pick Jimmy Clausen after he falls to help save their Warner-less Offense. Pete would then take OT Charles Brown at 26 to play Left Tackle.

Round 2, Pick 8:  Pete is now in the zone. He trades this pick to the New England Patriots along with Deion Branch and a 2011 second and third rounder for New England's three second round picks Nos. 12, 16, and 21 (44, 48, and 53 overall). He then picks WR Damian Williams, TE Anthony McCoy, and RB Joe McKnight.

Round 3, pick 6: Pete would consider drafting WR Mike Williams until he realizes it's the wrong Mike Williams and will trade this pick to the Tennessee Titans for unhappy RB LenDale White.

Round 4, Pick 8:  He now Selects CB Kevin Thomas.

Round 5, Pick 6:  This pick is used on RB Stafon Johnson.

Round 6, Pick 8: He now selects C Jeff Byers.

Round 7, Pick 6: He uses this last pick on CB Josh Pinkard.

As soon as the Draft ends, Pete now signs undrafted free agents OG Alex Parsons, OT Nicholas Howell, K Jordan Kongdon, and OLB Luther Brown.

After this, he decides to call New Orleans and makes a deal. He gives up RB Justin Forsett and DT Brandon MeBane (both from Cal), and S Deon Grant to fill Darren Sharpers spot, to the Saints for RB Reggie Bush and DT Sedrick Ellis .

And shortly before the night ends, he gets on the phone, calls Mark Sanchez, Steve Smith, Rey Maualuga, Brian Cushing, and Clay Matthews and finds out when their contracts end.

THE END

And for those of you that dont get this: this article was meant to be just a funny thought if Pete Carroll were to try and get his old SC players back together. this is not a realistic prediction so dont comment about it saying that it is "not ever going to happen". We already know this.