Should the Seahawks retire jersey number 54? Bobby Wagner says yes.
officially released six time first-team All Pro and future Hall of Fame middle linebacker Bobby Wagner after a decade of dominance in the middle of the Seattle defense. In his time in Seattle, including the postseason, Wagner started 166 games, recording more than 1,500 tackles and two dozen sacks to write his name in the Seahawks record books.Los Angeles Rams
, and now stands to face the Seahawks twice per season on the field. That said he has obviously not broken all ties with the Seattle area, and in an interview with Mike Salk of 710 KIRO Wednesday offered up his input on whether or not the team should retire his number."I appreciate the love that I've received, especially over these last few weeks. I am truly grateful. If there's anything that I would put out there...
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