The Seahawks waived undrafted free agent rookie cornerback Kemah Siverand earlier this week after he attempted to sneak a woman into Seattle’s team hotel, a violation of COVID-19 protocols, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL.com (Twitter link). Siverand reportedly tried to disguise the woman as a Seahawks player by having her dress in Seattle apparel, per Pelissero. While the situation could be viewed with levity in normal circumstances, Siverand’s decision — and subsequent release — reinforce how seriously NFL teams are (and should be) taking the prospect of a COVID-19 outbreak.
Here’s more from the NFC West:
- Robert Woods has become of the NFL’s most consistent wideouts since joining the Rams in 2017, and with two years remaining on his current contract, it’s possible he could be looking for a new deal. The 28-year-old had “talks early on” this year and is now looking to “get paid,” as Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times writes. Woods, who has topped 85 receptions and 1,110 yards in each of the past two seasons, is only earning $6.8MM annually. He’s due to count for $8.175MM on the Rams’ 2020 cap.
- After serving as a consultant last season, Chris Foerster has been hired as the 49ers‘ assistant offensive line coach, per Jennifer Lee Chan of NBC Sports. Foerster, of course, resigned as the Dolphins’ OL coach in 2017 after a video surfaced showing him snorting a white substance. The 58-year-old, who was San Francisco’s offensive line coach in 2015, has been sober since that time, per Chan, who adds Foerster signed a two-year deal with the 49ers this time around.
- The 49ers are searching for defensive tackle depth, and free agent Marcell Dareus is a “name to watch,” tweets Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio. San Francisco traded away DeForest Buckner during the offseason, and while the team replaced him with first-round pick Javon Kinlaw, it could still use depth. Dareus, the No. 3 overall pick in 2011, spent most of the past three years with the Jaguars. He missed most of last season with a core muscle injury, and Jacksonville subsequently declined his 2020 option.
- Wide receiver Aleva Hifo is scheduled to work out for the Cardinals, per Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle (Twitter link). Hifo signed with the Chiefs after going undrafted earlier this year, but was cut in July.
That’s a hefty price for some poontang
Some smelly urban poontang.
Would you like to expand on what you mean by that exactly…
Yeah seems super coded racism
You don’t know that. She might smell nice. Maybe that’s how she got caught.
talk about a strange story
“Baby, I can’t be without you…”
“Also, you look enough like a man that you can dress in Seahawks gear and pass for a player to sneak into the hotel. The staff won’t know the difference. Just tell them you are on the practice squad, Sexy.”
“Can’t wait to see you. This will work out great.”
Maybe it was a woman, who used to be a man
You guys don’t know the inside scoop. She was trying to pass as an OL and almost got through. Not saying she was big just passing on a lie to maybe get a laugh.
I heard a little of. Michael A many words could go there and none flattering. It sounded like he thought the Seahawks did the wrong thing. Why does he have to yell all the time? If he yells the loudest does he thinks he wins? Kellerman used to be OK but can’t stand him now. Too much Steven A stink on him.
I’m not sure what all you said, but I do agree with the last sentence.
Should have used door dash!