Seahawks to Re-Sign Cornerback Josh Jobe to 3-Year Contract The Seattle Seahawks have agreed to re-sign cornerback Josh Jobe to a three-year, $24 million contract, according to a source shared with ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. The deal marks a significant step in Jobe’s career, as he transitions from an undrafted free agent to a key contributor for the team. Jobe, 27, has become a reliable No. 2 corner for the Seahawks, who maintained the league’s top scoring defense during the 2025 season. Despite intercepting only one pass in 16 regular-season games last year, his defensive metrics reflected strong performance. NFL Next Gen Stats highlighted Jobe’s contributions, showing he allowed 5.4 yards per target and a 47.7% completion rate in 2025. These figures placed him fourth among 61 cornerbacks who faced at least 50 pass attempts, while his 71.1 passer rating allowed ranked fifth in the group. These numbers underscore his effectiveness in limiting opposing quarterbacks, even though his interception total was modest. Jobe’s journey to the Seahawks began with the Philadelphia Eagles, where he was signed as an undrafted free agent in 2022 after playing college football at Alabama. He earned a national championship with the Crimson Tide but struggled to secure a regular role with the Eagles. Over two seasons in Philadelphia, he appeared in 28 games with three starts before being waived on cut-down day in 2024. The Seahawks’ practice squad provided a second chance, and Jobe quickly earned a promotion to the active roster in November 2024. He took over as the No. 3 cornerback behind Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen, recording one interception and seven passes defensed in the final 10 games of the season. His performance earned him a promotion to the No.#philadelphia_eagles #seattle_seahawks #josh_jobe #devon_witherspoon #riq_woolen
Tyler Allgeier's new home is painfully obvious after franchise tag deadline passes Four years after setting the Atlanta Falcons' all-time rookie rushing record with 1,035 yards, Tyler Allgeier now faces free agency following the rise of Bijan Robinson to NFL prominence. The fifth-round pick’s future appears uncertain as the Falcons look to move past their former star running back. Allgeier’s market should be expansive, with multiple teams potentially viewing him as a top-tier option. A second contract for a running back with playoff aspirations seems likely, and the Seattle Seahawks could be a major contender. The defending Super Bowl champions might see value in acquiring Allgeier, especially after declining to franchise tag their own Super Bowl MVP, Kenneth Walker. Walker’s recent success, including his Super Bowl LX MVP award, has positioned him as a high-value asset. If the Seahawks are unwilling to meet his market demands, Allgeier could emerge as a viable alternative. His physical running style aligns with run-heavy offenses, and his cost would be significantly lower than Walker’s. Allgeier’s departure from Atlanta will be bittersweet. While he brought unmatched physicality to the Falcons’ offense, his opportunities were limited by Robinson’s dominance. A move to a successful team, particularly one like Seattle, would represent a dream scenario for the former BYU Cougar. The Seahawks’ potential interest in Allgeier raises questions about their backfield dynamics. Kenneth Walker, known for his speed, and Zach Charbonnet, the bruiser who suffered an ACL tear in the playoffs, created a dual-threat dynamic. Signing Allgeier would disrupt that balance, though Seattle’s willingness to experiment could make it a possibility.#atlanta_falcons #tyler_allgeier #seattle_seahawks #kenneth_walker #zach_charbonnet
