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Seahawks WR Bobo suffers 'serious' knee injury

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Seahawks wideout Jake Bobo appeared to suffer a "serious: knee injury during Friday's practice against the Titans, coach Mike Macdonald told reporters.

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