A week after saying he was pondering his and his team’s future following this losing season, Bobby Wagner said he is optimistic he will be back with the Seahawks in 2022.
The pure dollars of the matter: Wagner’s scheduled charge against the Seahawks’ 2022 salary cap is $20.35 million. Only 2012 draft classmate Russell Wilson’s, at $37 million, is a higher charge among the players under contract for next year.
“I understand there is a business side to this, but there’s a lot of optimism on my end I’ll be back. So, I’m not worried about it,” he said. “So on my end, that’s where I’m at, that I’m a Seahawk until they tell me I’m not. That’s my mindset. “So, to me, I don’t see it as that was my last game , or this next game could be my last game.”
“I’d like to say I’m a pretty good businessman,” he deadpanned. “And I would like to say I have a lot of respect here.Perhaps more likely than cutting their franchise cornerstone along with Wilson, Carroll and general manager John Schneider might ask Wagner to restructure the final year of his deal. That would save cap space Seattle could then use to seek improvements the team needs.
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