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.

Every rookie has their "Welcome to the NFL" moment, and for Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Byron Murphy II, that moment came off the field. With his rookie campaign winding down, Murphy attended a team dinner at a luxurious restaurant.

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The rookie was left stunned after a prank played by his teammates at a team dinner on Thursday night. The prank, which has become a lighthearted tradition for rookies in the NFL, involved Murphy being handed a dinner bill that appeared to total a jaw-dropping $155,788.77, including a hefty $23,000 tip.

Seahawks linebacker Uchenna Nwosu and a few teammates pranked Murphy at a team dinner by handing him the bill to cover, as is tradition in NFL circles. The bill read a grand total of $155,788.77—and included a gratuity charge of nearly $23,000.

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