The Seattle Seahawks needed to do something in the first part of free agency after losing running back Kenneth Walker and safety Coby Bryant, and to answer those losses, the team chose to retain the services of cornerback Josh Jobe. The terms of the new deal aren't overly expensive, either.
According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, Seattle and the corner agreed to a three-year deal worth as much as $24 million. That is a significant raise for the player, who was making closer to the league minimum, but it isn't such an overpay that the Seahawks don't still have a lot of money to spend.