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Seahawks sign 3 of their 7th-round picks
The Seattle Seahawks have signed their seventh-round draft picks from April's draft to four-year contracts.
The Seattle Seahawks have signed their seventh-round draft picks from April's draft to four-year contracts.
The team announced Tuesday that safety Courtney Greene, defensive end Nick Reed and tight end Cameron Morrah all signed deals seven weeks before the start of training camp.
Greene was the 245th selection, from Rutgers. Reed was the 247th pick, from Oregon. Morrah went 248th overall, out of California.
They are the first three Seahawks draft picks to have deals.
Four others remained unsigned, including fourth overall choice Aaron Curry.
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