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Noah Igbinoghene Joins Seahawks After Washington Exit

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Noah Igbinoghene, a former first-round pick, has joined the Seattle Seahawks after spending two seasons with the Washington Commanders. Despite his potential, Igbinoghenes playing time decreased this past season, leading to his departure. The Commanders quickly replaced him with Amik Robertson, showcasing the dynamic nature of NFL rosters.

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Noah Igbinoghene Joins Seahawks After Washington Exit

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Noah Igbinoghene Joins Seahawks After Washington Exit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 15, Noah Igben again, the former Washington commanders cornerback, has signed a one-year deal with the Seattle Seahawks. The 2021 first round pick-out of college spent the last two seasons in Washington after stints with the Miami Dolphins and Dallas Cowboys. Earlier this week, Igben again wrapped up his time with the commanders, where he played in 32 games with 12 starts. He racked up 90 tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack, and 17 passes defense during that stretch. His role shrank this past season, dropping to just 37% of defensive snaps compared to 76% the year before. That dip came partly because veteran Jonathan Jones took over more reps before signing his own one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles over the weekend. Meanwhile, the commanders move quickly to bolster their secondary by adding cornerback Amick Robertson early in free agency. Igben again's 808 snaps in 2024 marked a career high, showing his potential before the playing time cut back.

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