It was Bobo’s first touchdown grab of the season. He ends 2024 with 13 catches for 107 yards and a touchdown as a wideout option who only saw the field when Seattle’s starters were out with injury. He had 19 catches last year. Bobo, 24, is signed through the 2025 season.

Bobo injured his shoulder in the team’s Week 11 game and was listed as a non-participant on the team’s estimated practice report Monday. The team has a quick turnaround with a game on Thanksgiving, reducing the chances Bobo will be able to play in Week 12.

Bobo got the scoring started for the Seahawks, taking a jet sweep into the end zone from three yards out on Seattle’s opening possession. He would catch both targets through the remainder of the game. He hasn’t yet provided enough to be a startable fantasy asset, but the three touchdowns in seven games is noteworthy should one of the three starting wide receivers ahead of him miss time.

After an impressive preseason in which he totaled seven receptions for 125 yards and two touchdowns on nine targets, Bobo had a chance to prove the hype was real with D.K. Metcalf sidelined. The rookie receiver made the most of his opportunities, going for 4-61-1 in the win, while also seeing a WR1 snap share. Sunday was the first missed game of Metcalf’s (ribs/hip) career, and there’s a good chance he’ll be back for Week 8 against the Browns. However, if Metcalf is unable to go, Bobo could have some WR3 upside at home against a Browns defense that allowed 13.3 yards per attempt to the Colts in Week 7. However, it’s worth noting slot receiver Josh Downs totaled 125 yards in that game, while Bobo plays almost exclusively outside.