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Following a few seasons of playing for the Seahawks, D.J. Fluker has officially found his new home in the NFL.
Fluker started his NFL career in San Diego after being selected in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft by the Chargers. Fluker also played for the New York Giants before finding a home in Seattle for two seasons.
Upon his release by the Seahawks, Fluker issued the following statement:
“Dear 12s,
“I was released by the Seahawks today. Couple of things: I am not upset, or hurt. This is a business and one that I’ve been in for a while. I want to thank John and Pete for their very thoughtful calls.
“Stay safe, be kind and I love y’all.
“Thank you, Seattle.”
Now Fluker has officially landed a new home, where he will be teaming up with a familiar face, as the offensive lineman is set to block for running back Mark Ingram in Baltimore.
The Ravens announced the signing of Fluker on Monday.
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Michael Wayne Bratton oversees the news coverage for Saturday Down South. Michael previously worked for FOX Sports and NFL.com
