As reported on Twitter by his agent and later the New England Patriots, defensive tackle Sealver Siliga was released by the team on Thursday making him an unrestricted free agent.
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According to ESPN Boston’s Mike Reiss, “Siliga opened 2015 as the team’s starting nose tackle, but finished the year fourth on the depth chart behind Malcom Brown, Alan Branch and Akiem Hicks. The turning point in his season came in an Oct. 18 game against the Colts when he struggled at times against the run, which is his forte.”
Siliga took to Instagram to thank the Patriots organization and their fans for the last two seasons.
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