Ex-Seahawk Kemah Siverand Sorry For Sneaking Woman Into Team Hotel, ‘Inexcusable’

Ex-Seattle DB Kemah Siverand says he’s sorry for sneaking a woman into the Seahawks’ hotel earlier this month … saying straight-up his actions were “absolutely inexcusable.”

Kemah was fired by Pete Carroll 2 weeks ago after Seahawks officials caught him dressing up a female companion in player gear in an effort to get her past security and into his room.

The 23-year-old says after stewing over it all the past 14-or-so days … he’s realized the whole operation was a boneheaded idea — and called the entire thing a “lapse in judgment.”

“I violated team rules,” Siverand says, “which would be unacceptable in normal times, but absolutely inexcusable now during a pandemic.”

Siverand says he’s apologized to Seahawks officials vehemently … with ESPN reporting he even personally handwrote a sorry note to the team.

Siverand was an undrafted free agent cornerback who had a small chance of making Seattle’s roster … and now has an even smaller chance of catching on again in the NFL.

But, Kemah says he’s learned from the incident … and is vowing to do everything he can to sign with another team.