The Seattle Seahawks announced they signed linebacker Shaquem Griffin on Thursday to a rookie contract.
Josh Alper of Pro Football Talk noted it was a four-year deal.
This comes after Seattle selected Griffin—who thrived at the University of Central Florida despite having just one hand—in the fifth round of the 2018 NFL draft. Griffin's brother, cornerback Shaquill Griffin, is also on the Seahawks.
While the fact Griffin has one hand draws headlines, he was a dominant force on Central Florida's defense throughout his collegiate career.
He won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year behind 92 total tackles, 11.