Tight end Jimmy Graham signed with the Green Bay Packers Friday, the third day of the new league year.

The move ends Graham's three-year tenure in Seattle where, despite a significant injury that ended his 2015 season, he became the most prolific pass-catching tight end in franchise history. Graham's first season in Seattle was cut short by a patellar tendon injury, but he still caught 48 passes for 605 yards. He returned from that injury in time for the 2016 season and played in all 16 games, catching 65 passes for 923 yards and six touchdowns, earning Pro Bowl honors for the first time as a Seahawk. Graham's 2017 season included 10 touchdown receptions, a franchise-best for a tight end, and a second straight Pro Bowl nod.

Over the course of his 43 games with the Seahawks, Graham became the team's all-time leader in receptions (170), receiving yards (2,048) and touchdowns (18) by a tight end.