The Seahawks have finally made an outside free agent acquisition.
We know you’ve been craving some news concerning the Seattle Seahawks and some free agent movement. The wait is finally over! Seattle is signing former New England Patriots tight end Pharaoh Brown to a one-year deal worth nearly $4 million. With the Seahawks short on tight ends after cutting Will Dissly and losing Colby Parkinson to the Los Angeles Rams, clearly they needed to restock.
He’s had two stints with the Cleveland Browns, as well as two full seasons with the Houston Texans, where he made 44 of his 64 career receptions. Last season he was the third tight end on the Patriots depth chart behind Mike Gesicki and Hunter Henry, catching 13 passes for 208 yards and a 58-yard touchdown against the New York Jets. Brown has predominantly played as an in-line tight end throughout his NFL career.
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