As Bobby Wagner gears up for his first season outside of Seattle, the Rams linebacker recently opened up about the sudden end of his tenure with the Seahawks.
The 32-year-old joined his hometown team in the spring roughly a month after his release from the club where he spent his first 10 NFL seasons. At the time, Wagner’s comments on the situation suggested a possible falling out with the Seahawks after he claimed he was not informed of his release prior to the news going public before later saying both parties could’ve had a “simple conversation” about their future together.
But despite the public perception of there being any lingering hostility, Wagner said Wednesday that is not the case. The six-time All-Pro discussed where things stand with the organization after returning to the city earlier this week to host an event for the King County Boys & Girls Club, a foundation he has regularly worked with since entering the league in 2012.
