Seahawks Lose Bobo, Seek Reunion on Cheaper Deal

0:00On March 4th, the Seattle Seahawks have decided not to tender a contract to wide receiver Bobo, turning him into an unrestricted free agent who can, now sign anywhere. This undrafted player has spent three seasons with the team, becoming a key role player in their second Super Bowl win. Reports say the Seahawks still won Bobo back, but on a cheaper deal than the $3.2 million tender offer. They could aim for something around $2 million, well above the $1.2 million veteran minimum for his experience level. Fans love Bobo for his team first attitude by playing in the Super Bowl with a broken hand. He's a strong run blocker, even if his receiving stats are modest, with just 34 catches for 323 yards and three. Touchdowns over three years. This past season, he had only two receptions for 20 yards, but he scored a crucial touchdown in the NFC championship victory over the Rams. His locker room presence makes him valuable beyond the stats. With familiarity in Seattle system, Bobo has the best shot to grow as a receiver there,

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