Jaguars Sign WR Jake Bobo, Strengthen Receiver Corps

On March 22nd, the Jacksonville Jaguars made a move on wide receiver Jake Bobo from the Seattle Seahawks by signing him to an offer sheet earlier this week.

The Seahawks now have just a few days to decide whether to match it.

If they don't, Bobo joins the Jags right before the draft, rounding out their receiver group.

Details of the offer make it seem unlikely Seattle will match based on reports from team insiders.

Bobo served as a solid-debt player in Seattle, never starting but contributing reliably off the bench.

For the Jaguars, he slots perfectly behind their top trio of Brian Thomas Jr., Jacobi Myers, and Parker Washington.

His strengths in blocking and special teams spill a key gap, especially with Travis Hunter splitting time between cornerback and offense.

Bobo would likely rank as the number 4 option, ahead of guys like Austin Tramble, and Tim Jones, and even potential draft picks.

He won't shake up the starting lineup, but as the depth, this unit has been missing.

This keeps the Jaguars receiver room stable, heading into the draft, giving them flexibility without major changes.

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