Seahawks Match Jaguars' Offer for Bobo
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Seahawks Match Jaguars Offer Sheet for WR Jake Bobo, Keeping Him on Roster
The Seattle Seahawks have successfully matched the Jacksonville Jaguars offer sheet for restricted free agent wide receiver Jake Bobo, retaining his services with two days to spare. The two-year contract, worth $5.5 million, includes a $1.75 million signing bonus and potential incentives that could increase the total value to $7 million. This move comes after the Seahawks placed a right-of-first-refusal tender on Bobo in March, giving them five days to match Jacksonvilles offer following their Friday submission.
The Jaguars, aiming to bolster their receiving corps after losing Dyami Brown to Washington and with Tim Patrick still available as a free agent, have now made their second attempt to acquire a player via offer sheet since 2014. Their previous attempt to sign Clevelands Alex Mack was unsuccessful.
On the other hand, the Seahawks maintain a valuable depth piece at receiver, while the Jaguars explore other options in the competitive free agency market. The Jaguars have also clarified that their first-round pick, Brian Thomas Junior, is not available for trade and will remain with the team.
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