Seahawks make Bobby Wagner highest paid middle linebacker

Two days after expressing displeasure about his contract situation in Seattle, Bobby Wagner signed a four-year, $43 million extension with the Seahawks that will make the 25-year-old All-Pro the highest-paid middle linebacker in the NFL. Also Sunday, Seattle added depth to its secondary by acquiring second-year cornerback Mohammed Seisay from Detroit for an undisclosed 2016 draft pick.

::

Sam Bradford took what he called “a big step” on the first day of his first training camp with the Philadelphia Eagles, participating in all quarterback drills without having to wear a clunky brace on his twice-surgically repaired left knee. . . . Defensive end Jeremy Mincey, seeking a contract extension in Dallas after leading the Cowboys in sacks last season, ended a brief holdout and reported to camp. . . . Indianapolis put 2013 NFL sacks leader Robert Mathis and former starting guard Donald Thomas on the physically unable to perform list. Both are recovering from season-ending injuries, Achilles’ and quadriceps tears respectively, and can be activated any time before the regular season. . . . Carolina waived wide receiver Stephen Hill after he suffered a torn knee ligament in practice.