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Injured Reserve To Defending Champs: Brock Lampe Is A Seahawk, And Lance Mason Is Gone

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The Seahawks, our defending champs, announced Thursday they’ve brought in a fullback, signing 23-year-old Brock Lampe. This move means we’re saying goodbye to tight end Lance Mason, who was waived as a corresponding roster adjustment. It’s a clear personnel decision early in the season, and it has us wondering what our coaching staff has cooking.

Who Is Brock Lampe And Why Now?

Brock Lampe, 23 years old, entered the league last year as an underrated free agent. He then spent that entire season with New England on their injured reserve. The Patriots let him go late last month, and now he’s an Emerald City Seahawk. Our defending champs bringing in a fullback with that kind of recent history? It’s a definite roster adjustment.

Mason Out, What Does It Mean?

This signing didn’t happen in a vacuum, of course. To make room for Lampe, the Seahawks waived tight end Lance Mason. It’s always tough to see a guy go, especially when you are our defending champs trying to keep a strong roster locked in. This move confirms a shift in personnel as the regular season gets going, bringing in Lampe and saying goodbye to Mason.

What’s next for our Hawks? We’ll be keeping a close eye on Lampe and how he fits into Coach Macdonald’s system. Every move matters as our defending champs gear up. Can’t wait to see this guy hit the Lumen Field turf!

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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.

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