Seahawks placed LB David Vobora on injured reserve with a shoulder injury, ending his season. Signed on October 3, Vobora appeared in six games with Seattle but failed to record a tackle. He suffered the shoulder injury in Week 12 against Washington.

Free agent LB David Vobora will sign with the Seahawks. Our friends at Pro Football Focus like him, but the Seahawks apparently didn't when they waived him a month ago. He is needed after Matt McCoy sprained his knee covering a punt on Sunday.

Seahawks waived LB David Vobora. A favorite of Pro Football Focus, Vobora failed to make a positive impression on the Seattle staff after signing two weeks ago.

Seahawks signed LB David Vobora, formerly of the Rams. A linebacker capable of playing both the weak and strong-side spots as well as special teams, Vobora will add competition to a Seattle linebacker unit weakened by Lofa Tatupu's demise and subsequent release. Vobora only has about 2 1/2 weeks to make an in-practice impression, but Seattle has plenty of tape on him.

The Seahawks will work out free agent LB David Vobora on Monday. Vobora has played in the division, so the Seahawks should have a pretty good idea of him. A versatile linebacker, Vobora was viewed as "just a guy" by the Rams' organization but is a favorite of the website ProFootballFocus.com.

Rams released LB David Vobora. Vobora fell victim to massive upgrades within the Rams' linebacking corps. They added Ben Leber, Zac Diles and Brady Poppinga in free agency. A team in need of a backup outside linebacker that can handle himself against the run should take a look at Vobora.

Rams LB David Vobora (concussion) has been cleared to play in Saturday's preseason opener against the Colts. Vobora is a natural outside linebacker, but may be asked to play in place of James Laurinaitis (pectoral) Saturday. After adding Zac Diles, Brady Poppinga and Ben Leber in free agency, the Rams are deep at linebacker.

Restricted free agent David Vobora will sign his one-year tender with the Rams as soon as possible. Vobora is a backup strong-side linebacker and knows his best chance for playing time is with the team that drafted him.

Restricted free agent David Vobora has won a $5.4 million judgment against supplement company Ultimate Sports Spray. Vobora drew a four-game suspension in 2009 for testing positive for a banned substance, but has been vindicated in his defense that Ultimate Sports Spray misrepresented its ingredients. A reserve strong-side linebacker, Vobora may not end up back in St. Louis.