According to Bob Condotta, the Seahawks are signing veteran CB Shaquill Griffin to their practice squad and releasing DT Anthony Campbell in a corresponding
The Seahawks claimed cornerback Derion Kendrick off waivers from the Rams on Wednesday, the team announced. They released veteran cornerback Shaquill Griffin in a corresponding move.
The Seattle Seahawks announced they signed 17 players to their initial practice squad and released veteran CB Shaquill Griffin. Seattle’s practice squad
After Artie Burns and Tre Brown signed elsewhere in free agency, Seattle brought back 2017 third round pick Griffin for a veteran presence in the secondary, and here are the details of his contract.
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It’s official: Shaq is back in Seattle. Shaq is back. Following last week’s report that 2017 third-round pick Shaquill Griffin was returning to the Seattle Seahawks, the team announced the reunion on Wednesday.
Exactly one week after it was announced that cornerback Shaquill Griffin would be reuniting with the Seattle Seahawks, the team has made it official. Griffin is back with the team that drafted him on a one-year, $3 million deal worth a maximum value of $4 million.
Cornerback Shaquill Griffin is a member of the Seattle Seahawks once again. After four seasons away from the team, the former 2017 third-round pick and 2019 Pro Bowler signed a one-year, $3 million deal with the franchise that drafted him worth up to $4 million.
Yesterday the Seattle Seahawks addressed their last defensive roster hole by adding some boundary cornerback depth with Shaquill Griffin, who's returning on a one-year deal.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Seattle Seahawks have sniffed around the cornerback market over the last month. Now, they've made a free agent acquisition that plenty of fans will
The Seattle Seahawks are bringing back a former Pro Bowler from their 2017 draft class to help bolster the team's cornerback depth after head coach Mike Macdonald said he wanted more competition at that position this offseason.
Cornerback Shaquill Griffin is signing with the Seattle Seahawks, where he started his NFL career and had his lone Pro Bowl season, multiple media outlets reported on Wednesday.
Former Vikings cornerback Shaquill Griffin is signing with the Seattle Seahawks, his agency announced on social media on Wednesday. After one season in Minnesota, Griffin is headed back to the city where he began his NFL career.
As expected, the Minnesota Vikings have overhauled their cornerback room this offseason. Byron Murphy Jr. was re-signed in free agency, while Shaq Griffin and Stephon Gilmore, as well as backup Fabian Moreau, haven’t gotten a new deal.
Shaquill Griffin worked out for the Seahawks in April. After the team’s 11-man draft haul did not include a cornerback, a reunion remains in play. A former Seahawks third-round pick, Griffin was among the Pete Carroll-era cornerbacks the team let walk in free agency.
Former Vikings cornerback Shaquill Griffin visited with the Seahawks on Monday, according to FOX Sports' Jordan Schultz. He began his career with Seattle back in 2017 and made a Pro Bowl in his third season there.
Over a month later, the Vikings' decision to sign veteran cornerback Shaquill Griffin to a one-year, $4.55 million deal in late March remains baffling.
The Minnesota Vikings have made a significant addition to their secondary by agreeing to terms with 8th-year veteran cornerback Shaquill Griffin. Griffin, who has been in the league since 2017, brings a wealth of experience and skill to a Vikings team looking to bolster its defense for the upcoming season.
He split time last season between the Houston Texans and the Carolina Panthers, producing 39 combined tackles, five passes defended and an interception over 13 games overall.
The Jaguars spent the most on free agents last offseason, and it worked out as they reached the playoffs. However, they'll need to clear cap space to fill out next season's roster.
Griffin has certainly inspired many with what he's done with his football career. He announced in his retirement post that he'll now have an opportunity to make a positive impact on the future of the NFL as well.
Griffin established himself as one of the game's better corners last season, grabbing three interceptions and defending 12 passes despite missing four games while recovering from injury.