Jake Bobo Fantasy Stats

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (head) suffered a concussion in Saturday's preseason finale against the Green Bay Packers, but he's in "good spirits," head coach Mike Macdonald said. Bobo had to leave the Seahawks' 20-7 loss early after he collided with teammate Tyler Hall on a punt return. He finished the game with one catch for 12 yards and wrapped up his preseason with five receptions for 51 yards and a pair of touchdowns. While the 27-year-old combined for just 32 catches for 303 yards and three scores in his first two seasons, he has been a valuable contributor on special teams.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (undisclosed) left Saturday's preseason game after colliding with teammate Tyler Hall on a punt return. Bobo jogged to the locker room under his own power but did not return. The 6'4", 207-pound receiver sits behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Tory Horton, and Cooper Kupp on the depth chart but has carved out a steady role on special teams, appearing in every game since 2023. After posting 13 receptions for 107 yards and a touchdown last season, Bobo was aiming to expand his role on offense in 2025. His injury status remains worth monitoring.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo should be the No. 3 pass catcher in Seattle's offense in Week 9 against the Los Angeles Rams. With both DK Metcalf (knee) and Noah Fant (groin) out, Bobo is next in line. The reality is that the targets will likely be consolidated between wide receivers Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Tyler Lockett (oblique), and running back Kenneth Walker III. However, Bobo is a quality young player that we have seen have a solid game or two over the course of his two-year career. Bobo has been buried on the depth chart behind a bevy of high-end pass catchers in Seattle. He is a large receiver who could be active around the red zone with no Metcalf or Fant to occupy that area. He could be worth a flyer in deeper leagues because he should see a handful of targets in a game that projects to have a lot of passing volume on both sides.

With Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf (knee) trending towards missing this week's game against the Buffalo Bills, it appears as though wide receiver Jake Bobo will fill the No. 3 wide receiver role behind Tyler Lockett and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Bobo is a quality NFL player, but he does not project to receive the same amount of volume that Lockett and Smith-Njigba do in this offense. Instead, expect the Seahawks to rely on a heavy dose of running back Kenneth Walker III (illness) and spread the ball around to other players not named Lockett or Smith-Njigba. As such, Bobo should remain on waivers, especially since Metcalf's injury is not serious or long-term.

Seattle Seahawks wide receivers Jaxon Smith-Njigba (knee) and Jake Bobo (knee) both upgraded from a limited practice on Wednesday to a full practice session on Thursday, so both wideouts should be active for a Week 17 contest versus the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Fellow wideout DK Metcalf is dealing with a new back injury and missed practice on Thursday. In the event that Metcalf is out or limited this weekend, Smith-Njigba would be an even more attractive WR3/flex in starting fantasy lineups. The 21-year-old rookie from Ohio State has been solid in his first NFL season with 59 catches, 602 yards and three touchdowns in 15 games, but he has yet to have a true breakout game while serving as the No. 3 in Seattle all year behind Metcalf and Tyler Lockett.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (knee) was a full participant during Thursday's practice. It appears Bobo is feeling better after only getting through a limited practice on Wednesday. This season, Bobo has 15 receptions for 171 yards and two touchdowns as well as a rushing touchdown. It's hard to imagine Bobo having much of an impact with a majority of the Seahawks wideouts being healthy. Fantasy managers should look elsewhere for a streaming option for Week 14.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (knee) was limited in the team's practice on Wednesday. Bobo has dealt with a shoulder injury for the past couple of weeks, but it's a knee issue that seems to be bothering him now. The rookie wide receiver has caught a pass in four straight games and seven of the past eight contests. However, his fantasy potential is capped as the Seahawks' WR4 on offense. Unless you're in an extremely deep league, it's likely best to keep the rookie on waivers heading into Week 14 against the San Francisco 49ers.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (shoulder) was able to practice on Monday despite popping up on the injury report with a shoulder issue. The 25-year-old has been able to sneak some catches and a couple of touchdowns this season despite seeing no more than two targets in every game but one. He started off the week trending in the right direction, so it seems Bobo is currently in line to take the field as the fourth receiver.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo (shoulder) was listed as a non-participant on Monday's practice estimate, per John Boyle of the team's official site. Though Seattle didn't actually practice on Monday anyway, Bobo is still managing a shoulder injury that he sustained at some point during Week 11's 17-16 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. The 25-year-old easily sits fourth in the pecking order out of Seattle's wideouts, scraping up 13 receptions (17 targets) for 156 yards and two touchdowns in his rookie season. With the Seahawks mostly healthy in the receiving corps at this time, Bobo carries little to no fantasy relevance even if he is active for Week 12 at home versus the division-rival San Francisco 49ers on Thanksgiving night.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake Bobo caught both of his targets for 23 receiving yards and scored his second touchdown in as many weeks on a three-yard rushing attempt in the team's victory over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. This time the undrafted free agent took a handoff on what looked like your typical end-around but cut up the middle for the touchdown. The preseason standout has dazzled in the scattered opportunities afforded him, but those chances are few and far between. Even with scores in back-to-back weeks, it will be hard to justify starting Seattle's fourth wide receiver against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 9.