Seahawks Sign Safety Rodney Thomas for $1.4M

0:00This is Corey, with the story with NFL News today, powered by the Daily News Now, subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Seattle Seahawks have made several moves in free agency to keep their core players, but they also added depth at safety by signing former. Indianapolis Colts player Rodney Thomas II. This comes after they lost starter Kobe Bryant to the Chicago Bears earlier this month, creating a need for reliable backup options. Thomas proved steady during his four years with the Colts, appearing in all 17 games each season and racking up 114 tackles. While defending 10 passes, now he gets a big shot to contribute on what many call the league's top defense under new coordinator, Mike McDonald. Details just came out on his deal, a one-year pact worth up to $1,402,500 including a 100. $1,500 signing bonus and a cap hit of $1,262,500.

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