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The Seahawks probably don’t have many warm, fuzzy feelings about the Patriots in the aftermath of Super Bowl XLIX, but the defending Super Bowl champions have definitely helped the two-time defending NFC champions in one respect recently. The Ted Wells report has drawn plenty of attention away from the controversy regarding Seattle’s decision to use a second-round pick on former Michigan defensive end Frank Clark.
To summarize, the Seahawks drafted him despite a domestic violence incident. They told him they couldn’t draft him with the charges still pending, so Clark got the charges resolved for roughly the price of a speeding ticket.