Jaguars' Bobo Bid Fails, Seahawks Retain WR

0:00It's March 27th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The Jacksonville Jaguars made a run at Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo with a two-year offer worth $5.5 million. Plus, up. To 1.5 million in incentives, but the Seahawks matched it and kept him on the roster. Bobo, who has three years of NFL experience, was a restricted free agent after Seattle slapped the right-of-first refusal tinder on him that let him shop around, but gave his current team the chance to top any deal. The wide-out made it clear he preferred staying put in Seattle, calling it home and expressing relief when the front office stepped up to retain him. This move highlights the Jaguars ongoing push to bolster their wide receiver group, even with strong starters like Brian Thomas Jr., Jacobi, Myers, Parker Washington, and Travis Hunter leading the way. From the Def Chart, they're thin with just Austin Trammell, Tim Jones, and Chandler Brayboy,

1:02so expect more shopping as they build competition and depth for the season ahead.