Jobe has posted a striking eight targets, two catches for eight yards allowed, a PBU, and an INT through two games, yielding an elite 0.0 passer rating allowed. He finished strong late last season and may supplant Woolen as the full-time starter, tightening Seattle’s secondary.

Jobe’s Week 1 shutout performance solidifies Seattle’s CB1 trajectory: five targets, one yard allowed, a second career interception, and a 71.4% target lockdown. Elite 90.2 coverage grade signals a potential season-long edge in fantasy and DFS, especially in favorable matchups against top WRs.

Jobe could shoulder more coverage work if Spoon is limited. The Seahawks may lean on Jobe and Woolen to handle Pittsburgh’s outside targets, elevating Jobe’s DFS and rotation value in deeper formats should Spoon be unavailable.

Jobe emerged as a boundary-dominant contributor in Week 1, prompting Macdonald to suggest he’s competing for more snaps. If Devon Witherspoon is healthy, Jobe and Witherspoon could grab significant starting reps, potentially reducing Woolen’s share. His performance offers fantasy upside if he inherits a larger workload in Week 2.

Jobe posted the top Seahawk defensive marks with a 90.2 coverage grade and 89.9 overall, snagging a Purdy interception and earning a team-high. His ball-hawking presence buoyed Seattle’s secondary, contrasting with Woolen’s rough coverage in the same game.