Seattle Seahawks cut rookie for trying to beat woman in team hotel disguised as player during COVID lockdown
- Kemah Siverand is cut from Seattle’s Seahawks after he was caught on video visiting a female visitor at the team hotel
- The cornerback is said to have worn the team uniform so they could look like a player
- Siverand, 23, went undrafted from Oklahoma State, and received a $ 2,000 signing bonus
The Seattle Seahawks cut rookie player Kemah Siverand after he was caught trying to cut a female visitor in the team hotel.
The rookie’s cornerback was caught on video trying to sneak the guest into the hotel, where the team is locked up due to COVID-19, the NFL Network reports.
Siverand is said to have carried the woman along from the team in an attempt to disguise herself as one of the players.
Kemah Siverand has been cut by the Seattle Seahawks after he was caught on video trying to snatch a woman in the team hotel
The cornerback is said to have worn the team uniform so they could look like a player
The 23-year-old left Oklahoma State unintentionally and received a $ 2,000 signing bonus.
The bonus was tied for the third smallest bonus, the 17 among undefeated free agents signed by the team.
NFL training camps began last month after the league and the NFLPA finalized agreements on health protocols amid the pandemic, Seattle Post-Intelligence.
The team, based in the city that was once the epicenter of the virus, has done an exceptional job on the best executive policies to keep players safe.
Seattle Seahawk head coach Pete Carroll praised the likes of Russell Wilson and other leaders in the locker room for keeping the majority of the team in check
Head coach Pete Carroll praised the likes of Russell Wilson and other leaders in the locker room for keeping an eye on the majority of the team.
“I love the leadership of this team continuing to send the message to the boys,” Carroll said. ‘I really feel, more than ever, the leadership of your dressing room will become more meaningful and instrumental in our success. It’s always crucial, but know more than ever.
‘We do not call like the NBA did or like the NHL did in the same way, but do not think for a second that we are not in a bubble. We are. And that bubble is the consciousness we can hold. Always protect the team. Rule no. 1 is in operation. It’s crucial that we do a great job here. ‘
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