Seahawks' Jobe Secures Cornerback Spot, Embraces Rivalry

0:00On April 29th, Seattle Seahawks made ways before the draft by letting Ricoel and Hit Free Agency and handing Josh Job a 3-year 29. $0.2 million deal instead. They saw him as the starter opposite Devon Witherspoon, locking in that cornerback spot with some serious cash. But Depth was thin at corner so they doubled down in the draft, grabbing Julian Neal and Andre Fuller as potential challengers. Even with Joe's big contract, General Manager John Schneider isn't playing favorites. It's all about competition now. Job balled out last season with 15 starts, 54 tackles, and a career high 12 passes defenced, holding receivers to just 49. 0.5% completions. He outshown Woolen, who faded after his rookie year, proving he's the reliable guy they need. As a former undrafted free agent, who clawed his way from the practice squad, Job gets it, no one spot a safe. These rookies, especially Neal with his bully build, will push him daily and losing Kobe Bryant in free agency, amps up the pressure.

1:03Expect Job to rise to it, turning this secondary shake up into fuel for a fiercer Seahawks defense come next season.