Golden Tate Gets His Contract
Golden Tate, second-round draft pick, has been selected to play for an NFL team. The news was officially announced on his Twitter: “Praise God!!! Terms and conditions have been reached for the seattle seahawks! Let’s play ball!” He was selected 60th during the draft in April.
Voted First-Team All-American during his college career — as well as winning the Biletnikoff Award, making him the best wide receiver of his junior year — Tate left Notre Dame with excellent records as a football player. Even though he had only played for three years, he was ranked second in touchdown receptions and all-purpose yards, and tied for third in receptions. It has been reported that he will be receiving $3.2 million, $1.4 guaranteed, to play for the Seahawks during the next four years.
See what others have to say about Golden Tate’s deal:
Golden Tate Signs Contract | 12th Man Rising | A Seattle Seahawks Blog
Praise God!!! Terms and conditions have been reached for the seattle seahawks! Let’s play ball! Thanks to Golden Tate via Twitter, we have learned the rookie.
Publish Date: 07/28/2010 14:15
http://12thmanrising.com/2010/07/28/golden-tate-signs-contract/
Seahawks Sign Second-Round Pick Golden Tate to Four-Year Contract …
Seahawks sign Golden Tate, and I take this most anticipated event to shoehorn in an advertisement.
Publish Date: 07/28/2010 14:16
http://www.fieldgulls.com/2010/7/28/1592589/seahawks-sign-second-round-pick
Seattle Seahawks and Golden Tate Agree to Four-Year Deal …
The National Football Post is reporting that Golden Tate and the Seattle Seahawks have come to terms on a four-year deal that will pay Tate $3.261 million and includes $1.471 million in guarantees. In recent days, the 59th selection, …
Publish Date: 07/28/2010 13:29
http://www.footballnewsshare.com/117094-seattle-seahawks-and-golden-tate-agree-to-four-year-deal/
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Posted by Robert Hammer
on Jul 28 2010. Filed under Football, Sports.
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