Seahawks legend Bobby Wagner joins Storm ownership group

Seattle sports legend Bobby Wagner may not play in the city anymore, but not yet strong presence. Seattle weather announced Wagner has joined the team’s ownership group. Verdi spent the first 10 times of his NFL Career with Seahawks and earned the first-team all-for honors six times in the space. Also deded Seattle to victory in Denver Broncos in Crater 48 as a member of the Boom.

In it, Wagner said he wanted to do the impact in the city, especially when it comes to the growth of women’s basketball.

“It’s honor to join Seattle Storm ownership group and support in freedom, who constantly decided to standard in women’s professional sports,” Wagner said. “It’s more than the basketball, it’s about investing in the legacy and excellence, bear women and continuing to raise the game in the future generation.”

Weather Co-Lisa Brummel Wigner’s contributions to the city while they are excited to shared the end continuing to expand popularity of women’s sports.

“Bobby is a native hero who has an immense impact on Seattle Community,” Brummel said. “The parts of our desire to grow the game and knows the value of the moment in investing in women’s sports. To continue to build an incredible legacy of the storm and experience with the mix.”

Wagner is a part of the wave of athletes and occur in celebrities to invest in women’s sports. Eminem, Jared Goff and Chris Webber are all part of the domain of the group and submitted successfully To bring a WNBA team to Detroit. Patrick Mahomer and wife, Britain, are part of a group trying to land expansion team In Kansas City.