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Seahawks trade Tapp to Eagles

UPDATE: The Seahawks have confirmed the trade of Tapp to Philadelphia cor Clemons and a fourth-round pick.

Just a day after re-signing Darryl Tapp, the Seahawks have reportedly traded the defensive end. According to Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer, Seattle traded Tapp to the Eagles for DE/LB Chris Clemons, as well as a late-round draft pick.

Clemons, 28, came into the league as an undrafted free agent. He has 53 career tackles and 20 sacks.

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