Brandon Browner will sign a one-year deal to return to the Seattle Seahawks.

Browner was originally part of the Seahawks' Legion of Boom secondary.

Browner played for the New England Patriots in 2014 and New Orleans Saints in 2015.

Browner was flagged for 24 penalties last season, mismatched against faster receivers.

The Los Angeles Rams will begin their 2016 return season by playing at the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football.

In their first home game at the Coliseum, the Rams will host Pete Carroll and the Seattle Seahawks.

Carroll coached several seasons at the Coliseum with USC.

The Seattle Seahawks expect Jimmy Graham and Thomas Rawls to be ready for their opener in Week 1.

"Yeah, at this point, I would be," John Schneider said when asked if he'd be shocked if they weren't ready. "Right now, their rehab's going well. We're trying to get them ready for the season. We're not trying to get them ready to play Minnesota in the preseason."

Graham suffered a torn patellar tendon on Nov. 29th and Rawls broke his ankle on Dec. 13th.

Rawls did not undergo surgery, but wasn't running more than three months after the break.

Doug Baldwin is the go-to target of Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks, but he's not the highest paid player on the team.

"We haven't had any talks," Baldwin told KJR-AM on Wednesday. "And to be completely honest with you, I'm not too concerned with it.

"I'm having fun playing football. I'm enjoying my time, I'm enjoying my life right now," Baldwin added. "So whatever happens, I'm going to leave it up to God and he'll direct me in whatever direction I need to go."

Baldwin had a breakout 2015, catching 78 balls for 1,069 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Chris Clemons has agreed upon a contract with the Seattle Seahawks.

Clemons spent the past two seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars and was released in March.

Clemons played for the Seahawks from 2010 until 2013, recording 38 sacks.

Clemons will likely back up Cliff Avril at the LEO spot, and he could get a chance to compete for snaps at right defensive end, with Bruce Irvin having signed with the Oakland Raiders.

Thomas Rawls will be running soon as he works to recover from a broken ankle.

Rawls didn't need surgery to repair the injury.

"I'll be running soon," Rawls said Thursday.

Despite participating in just 13 games, Rawls averaged 5.6 yards per carry on 147 opportunities.