Every NFL Team’s Best Draft Pick of All-Time

10. player. 45. <p>Terrell Davis isn’t the best sixth-round pick in NFL history, but he’s got a case for second after three All-Pro seasons with the Broncos and a pair of Super Bowl’s. The No. 196 pick in the 1995 draft was the 17th running back taken, but none of the 16 backs taken before him, including Hall of Famer Curtis Martin, had the a season like Davis did in 1998.</p> <p>Davis rushed for 2,008 yards and an NFL-high 21 rushing touchdowns that year to lead John Elway and the Broncos to a second straight Super Bowl. He won the MVP that year to add to the Super Bowl MVP he won the year before after the Broncos beat the Packers and the AP Offensive Player of the Year he won in his second season.</p> <p>Injuries derailed his career after that season and he only played 17 games after that magical 1998 season, but on a per-game basis few running backs had the type of impact TD had in his career. Davis finished his career with an average of 97.5 yards per game, which ranks in NFL history behind Jim Brown, Barry Sanders and Adrian Peterson.</p> <p>Davis was one of 15 modern-day finalists for the Hall in 2015 but didn’t make the cutdown to 10 finalists.</p>. RB. Denver Broncos. Terrell Davis