Linebacker Aaron Curry back to the Practice Field

The Seahawks Linebacker Aaron Curry back into the practice field on Tuesday after recovering from the concussion. Aaron was injured on the opening day of the Seattle Seahawks training camp due to collision with running back Justin Forsett.

Seahawks Coach gave him enough time to recover from the injury and he wants all the players should be ready before going to start their regular season on September 12 against San Francisco.

Aaron Curry was selected by the Seahawks in the first round of the 2009 NFL draft as overall 4th pick. Aaron agreed a six years contract with the Seahawks for $60 millions including guaranteed money of $34 millions. After signing with the Seahawks he became the first non-quarterback rookie who got highest guaranteed money in the NFL history.


Curry runs 40 yard dash in 4.52 seconds. As freshman in the 2009 NFL season he started 14 games and recorded 61 tackles, two sacks, two forced fumbles and 6 pass defenses.

He played college football at Wake Forest and during the college career he won many honors and awards.