Which teams are hurt the most by Bobby Wagner signing a free agent deal with the Los Angeles Rams? We take a look at the top three.
The Los Angeles Rams are being aggressive in the 2022 offseason, letting the rest of the NFL know that they do not intend on any sort of Super Bowl hangover. The Rams’ latest free agent pickup is none other than former Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner, who will now get the opportunity to face his former team twice in 2022.
It’s not atypical of the Los Angeles Rams to be aggressive in pursuit of veteran players and the 2022 offseason has been no different than any other recent year for Les Snead and Sean McVay.
The Bobby Wagner acquisition was preceded by a bold move to go out and get wide receiver Allen Robinson in free agency, and that move could prove to be a game-changer for an already elite offense.
Which teams are hurt the most by Bobby Wagner signing with the Rams?
Some teams will be happier than others to see Bobby Wagner signing on with the Los Angeles Rams. Which teams are hurt the most by this move? Let’s take a look at the top three.
1. Seattle Seahawks
Yes, the Seattle Seahawks were the team that released Bobby Wagner in the first place. With that being said, they perhaps would have preferred for him to sign with a team outside of their own division.
Imagine DeMarcus Ware suiting up for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Imagine Brett Favre suiting up for the Minnesota Vikings…oh wait.
There are just certain things that seem wrong in the football world and Bobby Wagner on another team besides the Seahawks is one of them, much less a division rival.
After trading away Russell Wilson and cutting Bobby Wagner, having Wagner sign with the Rams brings the Seahawks to rock bottom in the 2022 offseason.