The Seattle Seahawks agreed to a deal with free-agent WR Brandon Stokley on Tuesday, ESPN and the Seattle Times reported.

The move comes less than a month after the Denver Broncos placed Stokley on injured reserve with a groin injury. The team released him on Sept. 14 with an injury settlement, which made him eligible to sign with another team and play this season.

Stokley will add veteran presence to a receiving corps that includes the remade Mike Williams, rookie Golden Tate, veteran Deion Branch and second-year player Deon Butler.

An 11-year veteran, Stokley played in Denver the past three seasons.

He is a two-time Super Bowl winner with the 2000 Baltimore Ravens and 2006 Indianapolis Colts.

Quality guy, good pick-up.

As it previously stood, one injury to the receive corps and the Hawks would've been up $hit crik.

Was cringing for a moment there when Williams went out with that shoulder injury.