The Seahawks may have their replacement for K.J. Wright, if they need one.
But first, they have to wait out a prison sentencing.
Seattle has agreed to re-sign veteran linebacker Mychal Kendricks. The former Super Bowl starter for Philadelphia started last season for the injured Wright as the Seahawks’ weakside linebacker—when Kendricks wasn’t suspended, or hurt, that is.
Wednesday’s deal on the first day of the new league year is worth “about $4 million,” according to NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.
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Kendricks’ sentencing in federal court in Pennsylvania for insider trading was postponed from Jan.