Seahawks Lock in Young Players, Bobo's Future Uncertain

0:00On March 4th, the Seattle Seahawks are locking in some of their younger free agents with restricted tenders. General manager John Schneider offered them to safety. T. O'Cotta and running back George Holanning, signaling the team wants both back next season. Wide receiver Jake Bobo didn't get a tender, which means he'll hit free agency soon. Still, this doesn't spell the end for him in Seattle, as the team eyes a more affordable deal. Fans love Bobo, the undrafted guy who became a surprise contributor last year. His current salary sits around $1,030,000, and the tender would have jumped that to about $3,200,000. Dollars, a big leap his stats didn't fully support. Schneider likely skipped the tender to negotiate something closer to market value for Bobo. Other teams can start talking to him on Monday during the league's legal tampering period. Expect the Seahawks to wrap up a new contract with Bobo before offers role in elsewhere, keeping their roster steady, heading into the offseason.