Field Gulls on Brock Lampe
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adding fullback Brock Lampe, who went undrafted out of Northern Illinois last year...spending three season under then head coach Thomas Hammock, who joined the Seahawks as a senior offensive assistant/running backs coach in the offseason...Standing in at 6'1, 249lbs, he profiles as a traditional physical blocker, who helped anchor a rushing attack that averaged an outlandish 203.8 rushing yards per game in his senior season...missed his entire rookie campaign while on injured reserve, after suffering a leg injury in training camp.
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Seahawks add fullback Brock Lampe; undrafted blocker with college connection to new coach.
Seahawks signed fullback Brock Lampe, an undrafted prospect from Northern Illinois who spent three seasons under now-Seahawks senior offensive assistant/running backs coach Thomas Hammock. Lampe is a 6'1, 249-lb traditional physical blocker who helped anchor a Northern Illinois rushing attack averaging 203.8 rushing yards per game in his senior season. He began his college career as a linebacker before switching to fullback ahead of his sophomore season in 2022. After going undrafted, Lampe signed with the New England Patriots but missed his entire rookie campaign on injured reserve due to a leg injury sustained in training camp; he was waived by New England on July 22 after returning for OTAs.
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