Legion Of Boom Returns As Seahawks Reportedly Reach Deal With Brandon Browner

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According to ESPN, the Seahawks and Browner agreed to a one-year contract Sunday. The financial terms of the deal are not yet known. 

Browner spent his first three seasons in Seattle as Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor terrified opposing offenses as a part of “LOB.” Browner was a Pro Bowl selection his rookie year as the NFL’s pass defensed leader and is a two-time Super Bowl champion. 

Browner was considered a bust for the Saints last season after spending one season in New England. His NFL-record 24 penalties in New Orleans could be blamed on the fact that the 31-year-old played through a partially torn MCL.