NFL rookie contracts are pretty much a formality these days, with years and value slotted depending on where a player was taken in the draft.
But getting the players signed to the contracts is still a necessity (negotiable items include how bonus payments are paid out and offset language, which allows teams to recover future guarantees if a player is waived and then signs elsewhere).
And the Seahawks now have all nine of their draft picks under contract after third-rounder Rasheem Green, a defensive end from USC, signed his contract Tuesday, the team confirmed.
For being taken a number 79 overall, Green gets a four-year deal worth up to $3.