The conflict between Earl Thomas and the Seattle Seahawks is over, although his bad blood with the organization may remain.

The three representatives of the professional security declared Wednesday in an article on Instagram that he put an end to his stay out of season and that he presented himself to the team.

Thomas said, however, that "the lack of respect has been well noted and will not be forgotten".

Thomas, 29, was looking for a new contract as he entered the final year of a $ 40 million, four-year extension he signed in 2014. He had previously asked the team to sign it or exchange it with another team.

The Dallas Cowboys have offered Thomas a second-round pick over the past week, Adam Schefter of ESPN said, but the Seahawks have done well.

Thomas has been selected for six Pro Bowls since entering the league in 2010, the highest level of security during this period. He is also tied with the fourth interception over the last eight years with 25 interceptions.

"It's really good to find him," said Seahawks coach Pete Carroll. "It's a fabric of what we all are."

Seattle opens its season Sunday at the Denver Broncos. Carroll, however, refused to say he was ready to play Thomas in this game.

"There are all sorts of things," Carroll said during a conference call. "I do not know what kind of shape he is, we'll understand him."

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