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Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Mason Richman is feared to have a long-term knee injury after going down during a preseason game against the Tennessee Titans. This marks the third major injury to a young player in one week, following season-ending losses for receiver Jake Bobo and safety Bud Clark.
The Seattle Seahawks have suffered three significant injuries in one week, losing wide receiver Jake Bobo for the season and safety Bud Clark and offensive guard Mason Richman for months. Coach Mike Macdonald called the cluster of injuries 'heartbreaking,' noting that the team must now reevaluate its secondary and offensive line depth. Clark broke his ankle during the first play of a preseason game against the Titans, while Richman suffered a long-term injury on the opening drive. Bobo’s season ended earlier in the week following a knee injury during joint practices. The team is now relying on backups like Bryce Cabeldue and D’Anthony Bell to fill the gaps.
The Seattle Seahawks placed wide receiver Jake Bobo on injured reserve on August 22, 2026, following a serious knee injury sustained during a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans. To fill the resulting roster vacancy, the team signed receiver Julian Hicks. This move compounds existing depth concerns, as receiver Tory Horton remains sidelined with an undisclosed injury. While veteran Cody White and undrafted rookie Montorie Foster Jr. are viewed as primary internal candidates to step up, the organization is actively managing its roster to maintain offensive flexibility for the upcoming season.
The Seattle Seahawks have placed wide receiver Jake Bobo on season-ending injured reserve following a serious knee injury sustained during a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans. To fill the roster spot, the team re-signed Julian Hicks. The move leaves the Seahawks with a thin receiver corps, especially with Tory Horton also dealing with an issue.
The Seattle Seahawks and Tennessee Titans completed a joint practice in Nashville on Friday, August 21, 2026. While the Titans' offense showed efficiency, the Seahawks defense recorded key plays, including a pick-six by safety Ty Okada. The session was marred by a serious injury to Seahawks receiver Jake Bobo. Coach Mike Macdonald praised the physical reps but acknowledged areas for improvement, while Titans players expressed satisfaction with their performance against the defending champions.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo suffered a serious knee injury during a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans on Friday, August 21, 2026. Head coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the injury is likely long-term, and Bobo has been placed on injured reserve for the season. The 28-year-old, a key special teams contributor and fourth-year pro, was carted off the field after an awkward landing. His absence forces Seattle to adjust its receiving depth chart and special teams unit ahead of the regular season.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo was carted off a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans on Friday with a severe right knee injury. Coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the injury is 'long-term,' effectively ending Bobo's 2026 season. The loss creates a scramble for the fifth receiver role, with several backups now competing for a spot on the roster.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo suffered a serious knee injury during a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans on August 21, 2026. Head coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the injury is likely long-term, effectively ending Bobo’s 2026 season. The 28-year-old, who signed a two-year deal in March, was a key special teams contributor and scored a touchdown in the 2025 NFC Championship Game. His absence forces Seattle to re-evaluate its wide receiver depth chart, with several players vying for the fifth receiver role.
Seattle matched Jacksonville’s offer sheet for 27-year-old Jake Bobo, keeping him in Seattle through 2027 on a two-year, $5.5 million contract with $4.5 million guaranteed, a $1.75 million signing bonus, and incentives up to $7 million, per Field Yates and Tom Pelissero.
The Seattle Seahawks have finalized their initial 53-man roster, with the possibility of shuffling in the coming days. Several players were waived, while others were placed on injured reserve. Wide receiver Jake Bobo impressed during the preseason and made the team, while other receivers like Cade Johnson and Easop Winston Jr. are potential practice squad candidates. The defense also saw some changes, with linebacker Jordyn Brooks likely to start due to an injury to Devin Bush Jr. Overall, the Seahawks' roster is set for the start of the regular season.