Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Tyson Clabo fits the bill for what a Seattle Seahawk looks like. Clabo, like most of the Seahawks' roster, has been a workhorse who has unappreciated during a solid career in the NFL. He will be looking to get out of the mess that the Dolphins have made, and would be an excellent replacement should Giacomini not be re-signed or gets a better offer somewhere else.
The former USC connections kick in right here with Washington Redskins tight end Fred Davis. Davis can be an effective player, but was stuck on a bad team that quit during a rough season. Davis would revitalize his career in Seattle and give Russell Wilson a no. 1 tight end that can make big plays in the middle of the field, and someone who would have a chip on his shoulder after being cast aside by the Redskins.
The "Legion of Boom" secondary will now be down by two players as both Brandon Browner and Thurmond will either be banned from the league or get a big free agent deal on an also-ran team. In Charles Tillman, the Seahawks will get a savvy veteran that can still make big plays for a Seattle secondary that is constantly known for forcing turnovers and making big plays.
Defensive end Jared Allen is not likely to be re-signed as the Vikings undergo a new coaching regime and a new defensive scheme, leaving him to go to a contender where he will have the chance to play for a title. With the Seahawks, Allen can be a situational pass rusher who can bring pressure to opposing quarterbacks on obvious passing plays. As Bennett's future is up in the air, the Seahawks need all the pass rushers they can find.
Former Tennessee Titans wide receiver Kenny Britt had a bad attitude on a bad offensive team. That being said, Britt's height and playmaking ability would fit well for a Seahawks offense that relied on Tate last year as their no. 1 wide receiver. With a new change of scenery and being around winners, I am banking on Britt turning his attitude around and being the no. 1 receiver that QB Russell Wilson hasn't had in his young career.
