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The Seahawks re-signed Bobby Engram, the team announced on Friday afternoon. Engram was an unrestricted free agent, who...
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The Seahawks re-signed Bobby Engram, the team announced on Friday afternoon.
Engram was an unrestricted free agent, who has played the past six seasons in Seattle. He caught a team-high 67 passes in 2005, the year the Seahawks went to the Super Bowl.
Engram, 34, visited the Saints as a free agent, but chose to re-sign with Seattle. The team announced it as a multi-year contract. Exact terms of the deal were not available.
"He has been an integral part of this offense in recent seasons," Seahawks president Tim Ruskell said in a statement released by the team, "and will continue to bring veteran leadership in the locker room."
The Seahawks currently have one of the deepest groups of wide receivers in the league with Engram, Darrell Jackson, Deion Branch and Nate Burleson all under contract. D.J. Hackett is a restricted free agent.
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