After a one-year breakup, the Seattle Seahawks and linebacker Bobby Wagner are getting back together with a one-year, $7 million deal. The Score's Jordan Schultz was the first to report the news ...
According to Adam Schefter at ESPN, former Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner is returning to Seattle on a one-year deal worth $7 million ... prior to Wagner coming back on board.
The Seattle Seahawks have been having quite the “can’t miss” offseason. From re-signing quarterback Geno Smith to an ...
SEATTLE (AP) — Bobby Wagner is headed back to the Seattle Seahawks to rejoin the team with ... and NFL Network and ESPN said the deal was worth up to $7 million. “Glad to be back in Seattle!
With several moves sandwiched between, the Seahawks put icing on the cake bringing back linebacker Bobby Wagner on a one-year deal on Saturday ... Harris or Woods or bring in another quality ...
Wagner expects to again wear the “green dot” as the team’s defensive play-caller, saying, “A lot of people can have the green ...
In the excitement over the draft class and the return of franchise icon Bobby Wagner, it’s easy to forget that Dre’Mont Jones ...
Thankfully, Bobby really wanted to be with the Seahawks, and he really wanted to come back home ... in particular. Wagner, by the way, signed a one-year, $7 million deal with Seattle despite ...
The Seattle Seahawks already brought back one old face on defense this offseason in linebacker Bobby Wagner, so could defensive ... so they may have to structure a deal with voidable years to ...
So with the Seahawks seemingly ... But they did bring back a player who makes the Pro Bowl in just about every season he plays. Perhaps middle linebacker Bobby Wagner isn’t the dominant force ...
as opposed to someone the Seahawks plan to bring back. Departures: Cody Barton (not re-signed), Tanner Muse (not re-signed), Cullen Gillaspia (unsigned) Additions: Bobby Wagner, Devin Bush ...
Pete Carroll addressed the absence of key contributors on both sides of the ball and the young players making the most of ...
