Jaguars Sign Bobo, Seahawks Decide

Here's more NFL news for March 21st.

The Jacksonville Jaguars has signed Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo to a two-year

offer sheet worth $5,500,000.

The deal includes $4,500,000 fully guaranteed, a $1,750,000 signing bonus, and base salaries

of $1,250,000 in 2026 and $2,000,000 in 2027.

It also features workout bonuses per game roster bonuses and up to $1,500,000 in incentives.

Seattle holds the right of first refusal and has a few days to match the offer.

Their original tender to Bobo was just $3,500,000 for one year.

So this new deal demands more guaranteed money and a longer commitment.

Bobo shines on special teams and as a blocker areas where the Jaguars need help after losing

Diamy Brown in free agency and not resigning Tim, Patrick.

He's not a big time pass catcher but steps up when needed, much like Patrick did last

season playing over 30% of offensive snaps.

If Seattle passes, Bobo slots in as a number 4 or 5 receiver for Jacksonville, providing

depth without reshaping the offense under coordinator.

Liam Cohen.

It also helps their compensatory pick-math next off-season since he's a restricted

free agent.

The clock is ticking for the Seahawks to decide and Odds favor the Jaguars landing this

versatile piece to bolster their depth chart.