The Seattle Seahawks have suffered a major setback with less than three weeks remaining before the start of the 2026 NFL season.
19 suffered the knee injury while attempting to make a leaping catch during Friday’s practice. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter confirmed the development, revealing that Bobo’s injury will keep him out for the entire season. The team signed Julian Hicks to fill the vacancy created by Bobo’s absence.
Wide receiver Jake Bobo has been placed on injured reserve following a significant knee injury sustained during Friday’s joint practice with the Tennessee Titans. The Seattle No. Bobo’s placement on injured reserve opens a spot on Seattle’s roster, and the Seahawks moved quickly to bring in another wide receiver. Hicks is returning to Seattle after initially joining the Seahawks last weekend. He was later waived when the team needed a roster spot for the addition of Trevon Diggs.
“Seahawks placed WR Jake Bobo on season-ending injured reserve, the result of the significant knee injury he suffered during Friday’s joint practice with the Titans,” Schefter tweeted on X.
