SEAHAWK CUT OVER SNEAK PLAY

A member of the Seattle Seahawks reportedly tried to sneak a woman into the team hotel by making it look like she was a player on the team. Kemah Siverand, an undrafted rookie cornerback out of Oklahoma State, was released Tuesday in a move that gained little notice at the time. NFL Network was first with the news, citing sources in reporting that Siverand was “caught on video trying to sneak a female visitor into the team hotel.” The report, which sources confirmed to other media, added the woman “was wearing Seahawks gear in an attempt to disguise her as a player.” Team security personnel reportedly managed to see through the elaborate ruse and put a halt to the scheme. In an appearance on Seattle sports radio’s Softy and Dick program, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said of Siverand’s release: “I would never talk about those kinds of stories.”