Jaguars Sign Bobo, Seahawks Have 5 Days to Match

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The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed wide receiver Jake Bobo to an offer sheet, pulling

him from the Seattle Seahawks in restricted free agency.

This move comes after Seattle placed a right-of-first refusal tender on the three-year veteran,

worth $3,547,000.

Dollars for one year.

Here this week, the Seahawks made it clear that could match any offer Bobo gets, but since

it's this type of tender, Jacksonville won't lose any.

Traff picks if Seattle passes.

That keeps things low risk for the Jags as they build depth without complications.

Fans and analysts see this as a smart play, especially with Jacksonville losing receivers

like Diamey Brown and Tim Patrick.

Bobo brings solid blocking, red zone size, and special teams help, fitting right into

the team's needs without touching their projected compensatory, picks for next year.

Bobo stats over three seasons show 34 catches for 323 yards and three touchdowns, mostly

as a reliable role player.

Plus, he could reunite with his old offensive coordinator Shane Waldron, now with the Jaguars.

Seattle now has five days to match or let Bobo head to Duval for good, setting up an intriguing

wait and see period ahead.