Seattle Seahawks strong safety Kam Chancellor is willing to take his contract holdout through the entire season, according to former teammate Michael Robinson.
Speaking as an analyst on NFL Network’s Total Access show, Robinson said Chancellor feels he’s worth more than the four-year, $28 million contract extension he signed in 2013. Despite the Seahawks’ limited salary cap space (a little less than $5 million), Chancellor believes the team has money available to increase his salary.
Asked if Chancellor is willing to carry his contract holdout through the season, Robinson said: “From what I know of the situation, yeah, he’s dug in.