John Schneider: Noah Fant was the “Casaulty Clean Cap”

Training campsite opened, Seahawks coach Mike MacDonald refused to catch the reasons For the decision to release the veteran tightened by the NOAH FANT.

Seahawks GM John Schneider revealed a reason for the move on Monday. Appearing at Seattle Sports, Schenider said Fant was a “pure imperial accident.”

“He does his tail, he can run,” said Schneider about Fant, via Michael-Shawn Debt from Theathletic.com. “It’s a good ending end and they’ll have a very nice year. We just felt – we’re in the way we’re covered? And are we not covering there? And until we can feel there? And until we can feel there?

And so it often goes with older, more expensive players.

Seahawk’s could welcome Fant to the camp, prepared him for the season, then asked him to take on the canvas section if otherwise it was too late for the country elsewhere. Instead, they made a pure break. He gave him a chance to land with a new team. And he landed with Bengali.

It wasn’t a completely selfless move. Seahawk’s called for more than $ 8.49 million of salary this year, if he suffered injuries ending in the season during the camp. They cleaned that cash and coat to cross the camp opening.