The Seattle Seahawks are keeping a key member of the Legion of Boom in place after releasing one of the leaders of the group last week.
A source confirms to ESPN that the team has agreed to a three-year deal with versatile safety Bradley McDougald, one of the team's 16 unrestricted free agents.
The deal is worth $13.95 million, who first reported the agreement.
News of the move came just before the opening of the NFL's "legal tampering" period, which would have made McDougald eligible to negotiate with other teams. The signing comes days after the team released star cornerback Richard Sherman, who signed with the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.