The Los Angeles Rams have signed former Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner on a five-year deal.
Wagner was released by the Seahawks earlier in March, fresh on the back of Russell Wilson's trade to the Denver Broncos, despite having a year to run on his contract.
The 31-year-old visited both the Baltimore Ravens and the Rams over the past week, and he has opted to stay in the NFC West with the reigning champions.
The Rams confirmed the news on their official website on Thursday, with reports suggesting the deal is worth an initial $50million, with a further $15m in incentives.
Wagner spent 10 seasons in NFL with the Seahawks and won the Super Bowl in 2013.
He played at an extremely high level for a struggling Seattle team in 2021, earning his eighth Pro Bowl selection and being named second-team All-Pro.
Since entering the NFL in 2012, only Lavonte David (867) has racked up more tackles than Wagner (817), who is third in pass breakups (60) and joint-fifth in interceptions (11).
A six-time first-team All-Pro, Wagner has recorded at least 104 total tackles in each of his 10 seasons so far.