Seahawks Re-sign CB Josh Jobe: What's Next?

On March 9th, the Seattle Seahawks made a key move in free agency by resigning

cornerback Josh Job to a three-year contract worth up to 24 million dollars.

This comes after they lost running back Kenneth Walker and safety Kobe Bryant early on.

It's a solid race for Job who was on a league minimum deal before, but at least plenty

of cap space for more signings.

Job proved his value last season, playing in 16 games with 15 starts and holding quarterbacks

to a passer rating of just 77.

That's right in line with his strong 76.6 the year before, showing he's a reliable

cover guy they can count on moving forward.

Fans and analysts like to fit because Job shines and run defense too, where he's a sure

tackler with plenty of physicality.

Sure, his fiery side showed up once in Super Bowl 60, nearly getting him tossed.

But that edge helps him battle receivers all game long.

Now the big question is, what happens at cornerback overall?

Does this mean they're moving on from Rick Woolen or eyeing a draft pick next year?

The secondary could see some shuffling, maybe with Devon with his boom sliding outside,

or Ricky stepping up.

Either way, Job locks in as a starter opposite someone, and with head coach Mike McDonald

calling the shots, the Seahawks defense lets prime to.

Keep building momentum.