@ANC_Historian really loved this week's article. (and i've always spelled it as one word, no space, no hyphen. just seemed right, being a noun and all.)
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Brett Revolt
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Brett Revolt
@BrettRevolt
Toothpaste enthusiast. Covert storyteller. In my spare time, I enjoy sour cream, filing cabinets, and troglodytes. #WritingCommunity
Anchorage, Alaska Sumali Aralık 2012
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After doing the origin of "cabin fever" a couple of weeks, this week I present the history of "breakup," from verb to noun, literal to idiom. adn.com/alaska-life/20…
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The two-year, $5.5 million offer sheet the Jags signed Seahawks WR Jake Bobo to ...
• $4.5M fully guaranteed.
• $1.75M signing bonus.
• $1.25M base for '26.
• $2M base for '27.
• $50K workout, $200K per-game RBs each year.
And $1.5M in incentives (max value = $7M). Seattle has til 3/25 to match.
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@GameWithinGame @AlbertBreer Just curious about your reaction. Are you mad they matched? Or happy to be wrong?
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@BrettRevolt @AlbertBreer Bobos a tremendous role player to have. Unfortunately for him there’s nowhere to play him to justify the cost. He’s the 5th WR / 4th TE. The Os passing efficiency dipped when Horton got hurt. Lastly, Myers season is indicative of MMs philosophy of take the points vs gamble.
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@hawkblogger I'm ecstatic about Bobo, as well as JSN. Still wondering if there's another development in store for the WR room that would put all these signings into perspective, such as a Cooper Kupp retirement announcement. (I have not heard anything, but doesn't seem far-fetched.)
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Wow! This is great for Seattle. I’m sure Bobo is happy about the money, but I bet part of him was eager to be a bigger part of an offense.
Operation Run It Back is basically complete.
Field Yates@FieldYates
The Seahawks are matching Jacksonville’s multi-year offer to retain Jake Bobo. #MoreBobo in Seattle.
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@GameWithinGame @AlbertBreer True, but tell me: How did Jason Meyer set the record for most points in a season, if they were so amazingly effective in the red zone?
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@BrettRevolt @AlbertBreer They just went 17-3 + won a SB using him less than your suggestion.
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@hawkblogger I hope the Hawks match. Bobo is more than just a good teammate, he's underutilized. Great size, great blocker and special teams, but the guy is excellent at contested catches. Why they don't use him more near the end zone is beyond me.
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Great deal for Bobo. I’m not sure the Seahawks will match.
Albert Breer@AlbertBreer
The two-year, $5.5 million offer sheet the Jags signed Seahawks WR Jake Bobo to ... • $4.5M fully guaranteed. • $1.75M signing bonus. • $1.25M base for '26. • $2M base for '27. • $50K workout, $200K per-game RBs each year. And $1.5M in incentives (max value = $7M). Seattle has til 3/25 to match.
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@Jason_OTC Wow. Glad we're not the Eagles! Have to get super creative just to make room for a one-year contract, still paying for it five years down the line!
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Salary cap breakdown of Riq Woolen's $12 million contract with the Eagles
overthecap.com/player/tariq-w…
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@iam_crushher @TomPelissero @RapSheet @davidcanter @NessMugrabi @aurasportsgroup Absolutely. The arrow is pointing up.
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@TomPelissero @RapSheet @davidcanter @NessMugrabi @aurasportsgroup Curious what Seahawks fans think — is Brandon Pili underrated on that defensive line?
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The Seahawks are re-signing DT Brandon Pili to a one-year, $2 million deal, sources tell The Insiders.
Deal negotiated by @davidcanter and @NessMugrabi of @aurasportsgroup
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@hawkblogger If the PNW is South Alaska, makes sense to re-sign a player who hails from North Alaska. I can attest that we are indeed big fans up here, and we love us some Pili! Made some big plays last year, and the arrow is still pointing up.
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Running it back 2026 continues as the Seahawk secure a player DL Coach Justin Hinds told me is set to make a big leap this offseason.
Tom Pelissero@TomPelissero
The Seahawks are re-signing DT Brandon Pili to a one-year, $2 million deal, sources tell The Insiders. Deal negotiated by @davidcanter and @NessMugrabi of @aurasportsgroup
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@realjeffsimmons Fearless prediction: Seattle's leading rusher next season will be a 2026 undrafted rookie free agent.
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Seems like that option is dead now.
Rick Stroud@NFLSTROUD
Bucs are tendering Sean Tucker on a one year deal as a restricted free agent.
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@hawkblogger I LOVE Bobo, but that's a lot for your FIFTH WR spot. Given the Shaheed deal and presumably keeping JSN for ever and ever, should we wonder about the statuses of Kupp or Horton?
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Weird that it was reported he was NOT going to be tendered, and now has been.
Great news that this increases the odds there will be #MoreBobo in Seattle.
Field Yates@FieldYates
The Seahawks are tendering restricted FA WR Jake Bobo. The original round RFA tender is worth $3.52M. Another team can sign Bobo to an offer sheet and Seattle has the right of first-refusal. If no offer sheet, Bobo can play on the tender/extend.
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Easily the best surprise of the Seahawks offseason so far.
It had sounded unlikely he would return.
I had said you don’t always get to keep the Maserati when you have a budget.
John Schneider has a garage full of monster trucks and sports cars.
Let’s see what he does next
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
Seahawks are bringing back WR Rashid Shaheed on a three-year, $51 million deal that includes $34.7 million guaranteed, per Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey.
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@hawkblogger In the 12 games he played in Seattle since the trade, Shaheed went 18/36 for 266 yards as a receiver. That's a 50% catch rate, and zero TDs.
This deal seems foolish to me. That's a LOT of money for a returner. I am much more optimistic on Horton becoming the WR2.
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@Ballknower0825 @hawkblogger If they're going to sign him to a $51M contract, I am absolutely going to judge him on those 12 games (not 9) in Seattle. Does it not matter how he fits in our offense? I did not see evidence of a great fit.
Enjoy having your opinion, I just disagree.
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@BrettRevolt @hawkblogger So you're gonna judge him based off 9 games, where he had success on special teams as well? Yeah, can't take you serious. That's not why you sign free agents, my man. You sign them based off the entirety of their career.
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@BrettRevolt @24TaylorMade @hawkblogger Give him a full offseason with sam, it takes time for receivers to find chemistry with qb and fit in offense. He’s shown in New Orleans he can be a legit number 2
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@Ballknower0825 @hawkblogger Look at his time in Seattle. JUST as a receiver:
Shaheed (12 games) 18/36, 266 yds, 0 TDs
Horton (8 games) 13/22, 161 yds, 5 TDs
That's a 50% catch rate. That's why I have concerns about paying him like a WR2, when I have not seen the proof yet. (At least, in Seattle.)
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@BrettRevolt @hawkblogger Wanna try again? Or would you just like to admit that you don't know what you're talking about and go sit in timeout? Lol
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@BrettRevolt @hawkblogger 4th best receiver? Please, name me 2 better WRs on the roster, not named JSN, that are better than Sheed. Don't worry, I'll wait
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@CDonnick1 I agree on the chemistry, or lack thereof. He looked like a special teams guy pretending to be a receiver. Not enthused to spend that much for a return guy.
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Term is nice since the JSN deal will hit full go at the end, does this also indicate anything about the Horton medical?
Pricey for a gadget if Darnold and his chemistry doesn’t improve - didn’t show pure WR2 stuff here *yet* - but not having to worry about replacing him is sweet
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Would’ve rather brought back K9 if you had to choose 1 O weapon (even if both contracts were identical tbh…) but this money is still significantly less than I thought Sheed would get on the market.
Standard guarantees, hopefully easy out by year 3, keep an elite ST unit.
Good.
Adam Schefter@AdamSchefter
Seahawks are bringing back WR Rashid Shaheed on a three-year, $51 million deal that includes $34.7 million guaranteed, per Drew Rosenhaus and Robert Bailey.
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@24TaylorMade @hawkblogger Sorry, I know I'm in the minority here, but a $17M returner seems like a luxury. What I saw on the field was them TRYING to work him into the offense, but having limited success. Didn't connect on a deep shot until the NFC title game. His impact was mostly on returns.
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@BrettRevolt @hawkblogger He's worth that for his return abilities alone...now he gets a full off season of work with Darnold...id say put him down for 50-70 catches and 800-1100 yards
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