Seahawks' Jake Bobo: Offer Sheet Matched by Seahawks The Seattle Seahawks have matched the Jacksonville Jaguars' offer sheet for wide receiver Jake Bobo, ensuring the player will remain with the team for the 2026 season. According to ESPN’s Field Yates, the deal includes a two-year contract worth $5.5 million, with $4.5 million in guaranteed money. This move solidifies Bobo’s place on the roster despite his limited production in 2025. Bobo caught just two passes for 24 yards across 11 regular-season games with the Seahawks in 2025, reflecting his role as a depth option in a crowded wide receiver corps. The team’s offense features established stars like Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Cooper Kupp, and Rashid Shaheed, leaving Bobo with minimal opportunities to contribute in 2026. The offer sheet, which the Seahawks matched, likely aims to keep Bobo in the system as a backup, providing flexibility in case key players face injuries or performance declines. The decision underscores the Seahawks’ strategy to retain developmental talent while managing salary cap constraints. With Bobo’s contract now secured, the team can focus on other roster moves, particularly in the wake of free agency and the NFL draft. His role in 2026 will likely remain situational, with the expectation that he will continue to contribute in limited snaps as part of the team’s depth chart. This development also highlights the competitive nature of the NFL’s free agent market, where teams often use offer sheets to retain players they value but may not have the cap space to sign directly. The Seahawks’ willingness to match the Jaguars’ bid signals confidence in Bobo’s potential, even as he faces challenges in securing a larger role.#seattle_seahawks #jacksonville_jaguars #jaxon_smith_njigba #jake_bobo #cooper_kupp
Seahawks Re-Sign Wide Receiver Jake Bobo on Two-Year Contract The Seattle Seahawks have re-signed wide receiver Jake Bobo to a two-year contract, ensuring his continued presence on the team. The deal, which includes a base salary of $3.52 million for the 2026 season, allows Seattle to match the Jacksonville Jaguars’ offer sheet that initially proposed a total value of $7 million with $4.5 million guaranteed. The Jaguars had extended the offer sheet to Bobo, who had previously been tendered a right of first refusal by the Seahawks. This tender would have paid him $3.52 million for the 2026 season, giving Seattle the option to match the Jaguars’ offer without losing draft pick compensation if Bobo had signed with Jacksonville. Bobo’s new contract marks a significant raise from his 2025 salary of $1.03 million, which was limited by injuries that restricted him to just 11 games and two catches during the regular season. However, he contributed further in the postseason, recording two additional catches, including a 17-yard touchdown reception in the NFC Championship Game against the Los Angeles Rams. The Seahawks’ decision to re-sign Bobo came shortly after they finalized a new contract with Jaxon Smith-Njigba, making him the highest-paid receiver in NFL history. With Bobo re-signed and Rashid Shaheed also re-signed earlier this month, the Seahawks have retained most of their receiving corps from the previous season. The only notable departure is Dareke Young, who signed with the Las Vegas Raiders. This move underscores the team’s commitment to maintaining a strong and experienced receiving group for the upcoming season. Bob Condotta, a sports reporter for The Seattle Times, covers the Seahawks and other sports for the outlet.#seattle_seahawks #jacksonville_jaguars #jaxon_smith_njigba #jake_bobo #dareke_young
Seattle Seahawks Match Jacksonville Jaguars' Offer Sheet for WR Jake Bobo The Seattle Seahawks have matched the Jacksonville Jaguars' multiyear offer sheet for wide receiver Jake Bobo, according to a source shared with ESPN's Field Yates. Bobo, a restricted free agent, had signed the two-year offer sheet on Friday, giving the Seahawks five days to respond. The offer sheet is valued at $5.5 million, with $4.5 million guaranteed, and could increase to $7 million if performance incentives are met. The Seahawks had previously assigned the right-of-first-refusal tender to Bobo as a restricted free agent earlier this month. This move allowed him to negotiate a one-year deal worth $3.52 million while giving Seattle the authority to match any competing offer. Despite Bobo’s recent injury challenges, the Seahawks chose to match the Jaguars' proposal. Bobo’s 2024 season was marked by multiple injuries, including a concussion that sidelined him for the opener and subsequent issues with his Achilles and calf, leading to two healthy scratches in December. He finished the regular season with two receptions for 20 yards and contributed two catches for 33 yards during the Seahawks’ playoff run, including a 17-yard touchdown in the NFC Championship Game. Beyond his role as a wide receiver, Bobo is a key contributor to the Seahawks’ special teams units and serves as their best blocking wideout. His journey to the NFL has made him a fan favorite in Seattle. As an undrafted free agent from UCLA in 2023, he became a symbol of resilience after playing in Super Bowl LX just weeks after undergoing surgery for a broken hand sustained during the NFC Championship Game. In his NFL career, Bobo has recorded 34 receptions for 323 yards and three touchdowns.#seattle_seahawks #super_bowl_lx #jacksonville_jaguars #jake_bobo #nfc_championship_game
Travis Hunter, the dual-threat cornerback/wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars, has been making waves on social media with a recent Instagram post that has garnered significant attention. In a carousel post shared just an hour ago, Hunter was seen posing in a white T-shirt and camo pants alongside his dog, a Cane Corso, and a black cargo van. The post has already received nearly 40,000 likes, highlighting its popularity among fans. Hunter’s caption, “Ocean ⛓️💥,” adds a touch of mystery to the imagery, while his dog’s presence in multiple snaps has sparked further engagement. Leanna Lenee, Hunter’s wife, has also drawn attention with her comments on the post. Her teasing remark, “😍😍come in the room,” quickly amassed over 200 likes within minutes, with fans eagerly responding to her playful tone. This is not the first time Leanna has engaged in such lighthearted interactions with her husband’s followers. The couple frequently collaborates on social media, often appearing together in posts that showcase their personal lives and support for each other’s careers. The couple’s dynamic extends beyond their online presence. Earlier this February, Leanna surprised Travis with a Cane Corso puppy on Valentine’s Day, a gift he had been requesting for over a year and a half. In a video shared on social media, Leanna explained the process of acquiring the dog, revealing her initial reluctance as a cat person. She noted that Travis had been persistent, especially around his birthday in May, and that she had already placed a deposit on the puppy. The video captures Travis’s surprise and joy upon seeing his new family member, a 12-week-old puppy, which underscores the couple’s bond and their shared enthusiasm for their pet.#jacksonville_jaguars #travis_hunter #leanna_lenee #cane_corso #valentines_day
Travis Hunter and Wife Leanna Lenee’s Combined Net Worth in 2026: How the Couple’s $10 Million Fortune Grew Through the Jaguars Star’s Contract and Endorsements Travis Hunter, a rising star in the NFL, has built a significant fortune alongside his wife, Leanna Lenee, through a combination of his professional contract and endorsement deals. As of 2026, their combined net worth is estimated to be around $10 million. This growth has been driven by Hunter’s lucrative NFL contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars and his expanding brand partnerships. Hunter’s financial success began with his rookie contract, which was signed in June 2025. The deal, worth $46.65 million over four years, includes a $30.57 million signing bonus and guaranteed payments. His base salary started at approximately $840,000 in 2025, with annual increases throughout the contract term. This agreement marked a major turning point in Hunter’s career, transforming him from a college football standout into a millionaire in the NFL. Before joining the NFL, Hunter had already established a strong foundation for his financial growth through Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals during his college years. These agreements allowed him to profit from sponsorships and endorsements, with brands recognizing his potential as a dual-threat player. His ability to play both cornerback and wide receiver, a rare skill in modern football, made him a valuable asset for companies. Even after entering the NFL, Hunter’s unique talents and large fan base have kept him in demand for brand partnerships, further boosting his income. Leanna Lenee’s contributions to their financial success are also notable.#jacksonville_jaguars #travis_hunter #leanna_lenee #name_image_and_likeness #college_football
Arizona Cardinals Add Former Jaguars Safety to Roster The Arizona Cardinals have signed former Jacksonville Jaguars safety Andrew Wingard, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. The deal is a one-year, $3 million base contract with a $4 million maximum value. Wingard, who spent his entire seven-year NFL career with the Jaguars, is expected to join the Cardinals’ secondary as a rotational player. Wingard started all 16 games for the Jaguars in 2025, recording 84 tackles, nine passes defensed, one fumble recovery, and one interception. Despite his contributions, he graded out as the 77th-best safety in the NFL among 98 qualified players, according to Pro Football Focus. His run defense was strong, ranking 12th at the position, but his coverage skills were among the worst, placing him in the bottom 15% of all safeties. SI’s John Shipley highlighted Wingard’s adaptability, noting that the undrafted rookie free agent carved out a role despite changes in coaching staffs and general managers. Shipley described Wingard as more effective as a third safety and special teams contributor than as a starting player, though his extensive playing experience is a key asset. The Cardinals’ secondary faces challenges after losing starting safety Jalen Thompson to the Dallas Cowboys. Projected starters Budda Baker and Dadrion Taylor-Demerson will lead the unit, with Kitan Crawford also expected to see rotation snaps. Wingard’s arrival adds depth, particularly given his role on special teams during his time with the Jaguars, where he consistently played a high volume of snaps. Wingard, listed at 6 feet, 200 pounds, turns 29 years old this year. His signing provides the Cardinals with a veteran presence who can contribute immediately while offering flexibility in their defensive scheme.#arizona_cardinals #jeremy_fowler #jacksonville_jaguars #andrew_wingard #john_shipley
Jaguars free agency tracker: Andrew Wingard signs with Arizona - Yahoo Sports The Jacksonville Jaguars were one of just three NFL teams, along with Seattle and Denver, to avoid adding an external player during the legal negotiating window. With the new league year officially underway and free agency now active, the Jaguars are expected to make more roster moves in the coming weeks. The team’s offseason activity has been limited so far, but updates are anticipated as the season approaches. The Jaguars have signed several players to new contracts, including running back Chris Rodriguez Jr., who has agreed to a two-year deal. The former sixth-round draft pick spent three seasons with Washington and recorded a career-high 500 rushing yards in 13 games last season. Additionally, the team has re-signed multiple players, including running back DeeJay Dallas, defensive tackle Matt Dickerson, and cornerbacks Keith Taylor and Christian Braswell. These re-signed players received one-year contracts with varying financial terms, ranging from $1.1 million to $1.5 million. Several players have left the Jaguars, with cornerback Greg Newsome II joining the New York Giants on a one-year, $8 million deal. Jacksonville is projected to receive a late-round compensatory draft pick in exchange for Newsome’s departure. Another notable exit is safety Andrew Wingard, who has signed with the Arizona Cardinals on a one-year contract, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. The team has also released a few players, including tight end Johnny Mundt, whose departure saves the Jaguars $2.7 million in salary cap space. Additionally, several players have been restructured to reduce future financial obligations.#arizona_cardinals #jacksonville_jaguars #chris_rodriguez_jr #deejay_dallas #matt_dickerson
Eagles lose edge rusher Joshua Uche to Jaguars in 2026 free agency The Philadelphia Eagles have lost another key pass-rushing defender as free agency began in 2026. Edge rusher Joshua Uche has agreed to a one-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter. This marks the second departure from the Eagles’ defensive line since free agency opened, following the departure of Jaelan Phillips, who signed a four-year, $120 million deal with the Carolina Panthers. Uche, 27, joined the Eagles in 2025 after spending five seasons with the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs, where he accumulated 20.5 career sacks. A 2020 second-round draft pick from Michigan, Uche was considered a potential rotational piece for Vic Fangio’s defense, with upside to contribute as a pass-rusher. During his time with the Eagles, he recorded 11.5 sacks in 2022, which raised hopes he could become a more consistent threat. However, Uche’s role diminished after the team acquired Phillips in the offseason. Over eight weeks, he logged 204 defensive snaps, generating 20 quarterback pressures and one sack. But with Phillips entering the rotation, Uche was pushed to the sidelines, playing only 11 games in 2025. The Eagles had anticipated his departure, as his impact in Philadelphia was limited, and they opted not to pursue a long-term deal. Uche’s move to the Jaguars represents a new chapter for the former Patriot, who now seeks to reestablish himself in a competitive defensive scheme. The Eagles’ decision to let him go reflects their focus on restructuring their pass-rushing corps, which has faced challenges in maintaining consistent production. As free agency progresses, the team will need to address gaps on the defensive line to complement their evolving strategy.#philadelphia_eagles #carolina_panthers #adam_schefter #joshua_uche #jacksonville_jaguars
