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Seahawk offers to sign jerseys via snail mail

Jan 23, 2015, 10:30 AM | Updated: 11:58 am

On Twitter Thursday, Clint Gresham put out the call for fans who bare his Gresham #49 jersey to sen...

On Twitter Thursday, Clint Gresham put out the call for fans who bare his Gresham #49 jersey to send them in. (AP Photo/File)

(AP Photo/File)

Signed Seahawks jerseys can go for a pretty penny, but if you’re a 12th Man who prefers to represent the team’s long snapper, it’ll only cost you the price of postage.

On Twitter Thursday, Clint Gresham put out the call for fans who bear his Gresham #49 jersey to send them in:

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