Every NFL season ushers in brand-new rookie players coming out of college and elsewhere. Naturally, the rookies are involved in some light hazing that includes horrible haircuts, carrying equipment, and the ever-popular insanely priced dinner bill.

Nursing a back injury, Byron Murphy II will be good to go for the Seahawks in their season finale with the team close to full strength.

H ere's an old NFL tradition that probably needs to die. Rookie hazing is to some extent to be expected in the locker room at any level of the game, but you can also expect a good