In a move sure to delight Seattle fans, free agent cornerback Shaquill Griffin is heading back to where it all began.
After weeks of speculation, Griffin and the Seahawks have agreed to terms for his return to Seattle, according to a report by Jordan Schultz on Wednesday.
Griffin, now 29, was originally chosen by the Seahawks in the third round of the 2017 draft. During his initial four-season stint with the team, he made a strong impression, even earning a Pro Bowl nod in 2019.
Since leaving Seattle, Griffin's NFL journey has taken him to Jacksonville, Houston, Carolina, and most recently, Minnesota. He played in all 17 games for the Vikings in the 2024 season, starting three of them, while recording two interceptions and six passes defensed.
Griffin's NFL career thus far has seen him appear in 106 games, starting 82 of them. His record includes 70 passes defensed and nine interceptions.
Seattle fans will undoubtedly be excited to see if Griffin can rekindle the form that made him a beloved figure in the Pacific Northwest.
