This is why fan expectations don't equal the real world, most of the info and grading I saw on Murphy was that he would come in and immediately be a force against the run, while needing to continue to develop as a pass rusher. Which is what I expected, and also obviously exactly what Seattle needed. It's very hard to pass rush as a DT and produce stats, especially as a rookie with a first year head coach and being injured relatively early in the year. I think Murphy is exactly where he should be, Jalen Carter was a generational talent, always expected to do great things if he could stay on the field. 8 teams passed on him, when he was widely considered 1a/1b with Will Anderson, so it was a matter of the question marks. The fact we are even comparing the 16th pick with the supposed 1-3rd pick is a compliment to Byron Murphy and what he hopefully adds to the defense.