Seahawks Sign Noah Igbinoghene for Low-Risk Impact

With the NFL today, March 19th, the Seattle Seahawks are riding high as defending Super Bowl

champions after crushing the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl, 60 for their second

Lombardi trophy ever. It's Thursday, March 19th, and with the first week of free agency wrapped

up, the 20-26 NFL draft sits just five weeks away. The Hawks won't pick until the very end of

the first round. Teams around the league are still chasing talent in the Free Asian pool

to challenge Seattle's roster. Meanwhile, Seahawks' general manager John Schneider and head coach Mike

McDonald are adding pieces to defend their title. One key move came with assigning a former first-round

cornerback Noah Igbenegin, who was played for the Miami Dolphins Dallas Cowboys and Washington

commanders. The 26-year-old joins on a one-year deal to battle for a spot in the secondary.

Fans are buzzing about his potential impact, especially as a depth option and possible kick

returner to back up Rashid Shaheed. It's a low-risk addition aimed at keeping the defense sharp.

Now details are out on his contract, thanks to sites like Over the Cap, a $255,000

signing bonus, a bay salary of $1,215,000 with $495,000 fully guaranteed plus $340,000 in.

Per-game roster bonuses that adds up to a $1,770,000 cap hit. This DNN story comes to you,

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