Seahawks Re-sign CB Josh Jobe, Potential Trouble for Woolen

0:00On March 9th, the Seattle Seahawks kicked off free agency by resigning cornerback Josh Job to a long-term deal. The 27-year-old turned into a reliable starter last season after starting on the practice squad. Job posted his best stats yet, holding quarterbacks to a 49.5% completion rate and a 77.0% passer rating. He earned this after making just $1,200,000. This move likely spells trouble for teammate Rick Wullen, who's also hitting free agency after a down year, with missed tackles and poor grades. General manager John Schneider chose to prioritize Job instead. Losing safety, Kobe Bryant already heard the secondary, and Wullen's exit could then things out more on the right side. Still, with Devon Witherspoon and Neomyah Pritchett locked in, they have options. The team sits on $55.4 million in cap space, and enough for a solid backup without chasing stars. They might target versatile players like CJ Gardner Johnson as they build depth this off season.