The Seahawks announced Monday that they have signed special-teams standout Sean Morey to a multiyear contract. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

Fans wouldn’t normally rank Brown University as a great producer of NFL talent, but the Bears have had their fair share of pro players over the years. The next Brown prospect to earn a pro paycheck might just be DT David Howard.

No team celebrates its past more than the Raiders. So it should come as no surprise that Raiders managing general partner Al Davis told Santa Rosa Press Democrat reporter Phil Barber that he loved seeing those throwback uniforms on Monday night.

Sean Morey‘s professional career has taken a series of turns before landing in Hawaii, site of the Pro Bowl. Morey has one of those inspirational tales — undersized guy from an Ivy League school (Brown), a stint in the minor leagues (Los Angeles Avengers of the Arena League) and numerous stops along with way including New England, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and now Arizona. This all has the makings of a Hallmark movie down the road.