Bobo out Week 1 leaves SEA with a thinner WR corps, elevating roles for Metcalf and Lockett and testing depth behind them. Bobo’s absence tightens the end-of-roster picture, increasing the likelihood of elevated targets for top SEA receivers and other depth players on per-play basis.

Bobo’s injury status leaves Seattle with a thin WR corps; in Week 1, White and Horton Jr. provide the primary depth behind JSN and Kupp, placing Bobo and his potential future role in context as a possible mid-season contributor.

Bobo headlines Seattle's wide receiver injury list with a concussion. His status directly affects depth and rotation, and his concussion could limit Week 1 involvement, forcing other receivers into larger roles. If cleared, he could rebound quickly given the short timeframe, but the team will weigh protocol with practice participation as the week progresses.

Bobo’s emergence as a depth option behind the top receivers could provide a reliable boom-or-bust fantasy profile, especially if Seattle leans on multiple receiver sets to supplement a power-running attack.

Bobo sits in the WR mix behind JSN and White, with a plausible roster spot and special-teams value. In a crowded depth chart, he’s a speculative depth piece who could gain reps in injuries or matchup-driven scenarios.