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Seattle placed safety Bud Clark on injured reserve with a broken ankle, ending his 2026 season, and also ruled Mason Richman out for the year; wide receiver Jake Bobo is out for the season with a knee injury, leaving Seattle thin at both safety and WR as Ty Okada is expected to start beside Julian Love, with the club adding secondary depth via Trevon Diggs and Terrion Arnold.
Seattle places wide receiver Jake Bobo on season-ending injured reserve after a serious knee injury sustained during a joint practice with the Titans, thinning the WR depth as Tory Horton is also out for a period of time; the team looks to young receivers Montorie Foster Jr. and Emmanuel Henderson Jr. while veterans Cody White, Irv Charles, and Julian Hicks provide added depth and special-teams value.
During the Seahawks-Titans joint practice in Nashville, Jake Bobo was carted off with a right-leg injury described as 'bad-looking' by beat reporters, leaving the Seahawks to await a formal injury update from Mike Macdonald; Bobo, a fourth-year receiver and key special-teams contributor who had recently returned from a hamstring issue, had played in last week’s preseason game.
Seattle wide receiver Jake Bobo was carted off with an apparent leg injury during Friday’s joint practice with the Tennessee Titans in Nashville. Bobo appeared in 11 games last season, mainly on special teams, and played in all three postseason games with a touchdown; offensive lineman Abe Lucas also walked off the field with an injury.
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.