The Seahawks have signed running back Alex Collins to the practice squad, per a club announcement. Collins will head to the practice squad alongside linebacker Mychal Kendricks, who was brought back after a brief hiatus. 
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The Seahawks worked out Collins back in January, but didn’t end up signing him at the time. Months later, he’s back. They’re plenty familiar with Collins, as he started his career with the Seahawks back in 2016. A fifth-round pick out of Arkansas, Collins was waived after a rookie season where he played sparingly. He signed with Baltimore, and ended up having a breakout 2017 season with the Ravens.
Collins became their full-time starter, racking up 973 yards and six touchdowns in 15 games. After that, his career took some odd turns. A 2018 foot injury cut his season short and his arrest in the 2019 offseason prompted the Ravens to drop him. After spending all of 2019 out of football, this marks Collins’ first opportunity to get his career back on track.
Prettty crazy be playing still. Lets go! Lol. Guy 200 yard risher is a gam. I thought.
Say what???
He said, “Guy 200 yard risher is a gam.” Or so he thought.
Makes total sense..lol
I like turtles…
terrapins man. terrapins.
Seahawks are still trying to bring in Tom Collins !!
Not again! Sorry, a gin.
Myself, I’m enjoying several Dan Baileys. That’s when you forgot to refrigerate a bottle of Bailey’s Irish Cream, so you call a last minute time out to try to ice it, but ultimately, it’s still going in 30 seconds later.