
Bobby Wagner: Free Agent Linebacker's Next Move
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Bobby Wagner, the esteemed Seattle Seahawks linebacker and future Hall of Famer, finds himself a free agent this offseason. Despite his age, Wagners consistent performance, including All-Pro nods from 2014 to 2024 and 162 tackles last season, makes him an attractive option. His stint with the Rams and Seahawks, followed by two healthy seasons with the Commanders, showcases his durability. However, teams may be hesitant due to his age and the Seahawks young linebacker core. Wagners strengths lie in tackling and run defense, but his coverage skills are a concern. A contender seeking a short-term boost could still benefit from his leadership and reliability.
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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Bobby Wagner: Free Agent Linebacker's Next Move. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 20th, Bobby Wagner, the long-time Seattle Seahawks linebacker and future Hall of Famer, remains a free agent this off-season. The 35-year-old has racked up consistent honors, earning all pro-naz from 2014 through 2024, and posted 100. 62 tackles just last season. He first left Seattle after being released, signing with the Los Angeles Rams before returning for one more year with the Seahawks. And there, he spent the past two seasons with the Washington commanders, staying remarkably healthy by missing just two games since 2015. Team seemed wary of his age for an off-ball linebacker role, especially since Washington wants to go younger at the position. Meanwhile, Seattle has no immediate opening, with second team all pro-ernaz Jones, the fourth anchoring the group alongside 26-year-old Drake, Thomas. Wagner shines as a tackler and run defender, missing only 4.8% of attempts last year. And he can pressure quarterbacks at times. His coverage lags, though, allowing a high quarterback rating and career-worst yards
per catch. A contender needing a short-term boost could still find value in his leadership and reliability, cementing his place as one of Seattle's all-time. Great's no matter where he lands next.
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