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Former Seahawks Cornerback Hero ,Pro Bowl Star With a 107-Yard Pick-Six Expresses Desire to Return to Seattle After Becoming a Free Agent – Ready to Give Up Everything to Play for His Team Once More

Seattle, Washington – 12/12/2025

The Seattle Seahawks sent shockwaves through the NFL this week when they officially allowed Shaquill Griffin, the former Pro Bowl cornerback and owner of the longest pick-six in league history (107 yards), to become a free agent. But only hours after the news broke, Griffin stunned Seattle with an emotional message — one that instantly reignited his connection to the franchise.

Shaquill Griffin, who became a foundational piece of Seattle’s defense after being drafted in 2017, has experienced both highs and lows throughout his journey, yet his loyalty to the Seahawks never wavered. Being released may have been a strategic football decision, but for Griffin, it was far from the end. Instead, it awakened a deeper longing to return to the place he has always considered his second family.

Shaquill Griffin wants to play for Seahawks as long as he can

And then, Griffin shared a statement that left the Seahawks community silent.

“When I walked out that door today, I realized one thing clearly: my heart has never left Seattle,” Shaquill Griffin said. “If the path back requires me to give up everything — my contract, my role, or my salary — I’m ready. All I want is to wear that Seahawks jersey one more time and fight for the team that raised me and for this city.”

The heartfelt message spread instantly across social media. Former teammates expressed admiration, while Seahawks fans hailed Griffin as “the emotional leader the team has been missing.” With Seattle looking to reinforce its depth ahead of the playoff push, the possibility of a reunion suddenly became a storyline worth watching.

At 10–3, the Seahawks are entering the toughest stretch of their season. Adding a veteran who already thrives in Seattle’s defensive system — and who is willing to sacrifice everything just to return — could provide a meaningful boost both on the field and in the locker room.

Sources inside the organization indicate that the team is evaluating multiple roster options as several players prepare to come off injured reserve. Even so, Griffin’s passionate plea has opened a new conversation: should Seattle give him a second chance?

While the final decision has yet to be made, one truth is unmistakable:
Shaquill Griffin may have left Seattle on paper —
but his heart has never left this place.

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