Seahawks Face Tough Decision on Bobo

On March 21st, Seattle Seahawks fans are bracing for some tough news on the wide receiver

front.

Restricted free agent Jake Bobo, a reliable contributor, received an offer sheet from

the Jacksonville Jaguars for a two-year contract worth up to.

$5.5 million, including $4.5 million fully guaranteed, and a $1.75 million signing bonus.

The Seahawks had tender Bobo at $3.52 million for next season, giving them the right to match

the offer.

That suggests General Manager John Schneider might pass on it, as the price tag seems

steep for a player who's more of a roll guy than a star.

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Fans have grown attached to Bobo over his three years in Seattle.

At 6 foot 4, he's sure handed in the red zone and shines on special teams, even if his

speed is an elite, losing him would sting for a locker room that values his steady presence.

Right now, Seattle has until early next week to decide on matching, but the vibe is,

they won't.

If they let him walk, they get draft pick compensation in return, similar to a lighter version of

the franchise tag process.

That wraps up the latest on this free agency twist, keep an eye on how it shakes out for

the Seahawks roster heading into the off season.