Well to be fair there's not a direct correlation there between team success and that stat. Good and bad teams are spread out all over the place and there's no clear pattern.
But god damn, does it ever look bad. And when you're not a team that's loaded up with top-heavy veteran FA contracts, to have that few 1-2nd rounders making the team every year....just bad drafting.
Right, just having starters doesn't make a team good (Bears), but having almost no starters is a real problem. It means to even have a hope of being good, you'll need to tap into a lot of free agency, or bog trades, which is expensive. And this chart specifically says the starters are with the team that drafted them. Some of that may be a cheap owner who won't pay to resign their own, like we used to be. So they draft good players who leave, like we used to do, occasionally. Or it could also just be a team that's always up against the cap and can't really afford to keep all their solid players.
Bottom line, its a new era in DC and Ron's dreadful drafting is a thing of the past. Yay.