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Jobe

Jobe was set to be a restricted free agent in 2025. The former undrafted free agent has appeared in 38 games over the last three years, and started six of the 10 games he appeared in for the Seahawks last season. In those games, Jobe totaled 37 tackles, seven pass breakups, and one interception while earning a PFF coverage grade of 49.9. Jobe has been a replacement-level corner for most of his career.

Jobe (5’11/182) earned a starting job opposite Patrick Surtain in 2020 and played a staggering 918 snaps. Earning a 77.1 PFF grade, he allowed 26 receptions for only 209 yards (8.0 average) and earned a really nice eight pass breakups. His senior season saw him become the guy and teams were able to take advantage of over his 714 snaps. His PFF grade decreased to 65.7 due to allowing 40 receptions for 529 yards and four touchdowns. He did earn two interceptions along with three pass breakups. Jobe has the build and physicality to be successful on the outside. He needs to become more fluid with his movements and get over his mental mistakes and improve his vision to reach his ceiling.

Jobe (6'0"/178) was a starter for the Crimson Tide this year, but has been dealing with a turf toe injury for a while now. He was able to suit up against Auburn and Georgia but finally had surgery for the injury and will not be available for the national championship. Freshman Kool-Aid McKinstry will fill in.

Head coach Nick Saban said after the game that Jobe (6'0/178) had a turn toe injury that flared up during the week and kept him from practicing which ultimately led to him not receiving the start. Jobe did take the field when cornerback Jayln Armour-Davis left with a rib injury, but Saban said Jobe was only receiving play due to the need at the position following the injury to Armour-Davis. He finished the day with three total tackles, and one pass breakup per Pro Football Focus.

Jobe (6'0/178) being able to go through the full-contact practice with no limitations is good news for Alabama, as the Crimson Tide are still without backup CB Nigel Knott (undisclosed). As a freshman Jobe appeared in 14 games, accounting for eight total tackles (seven solo) and one pass defensed. He’ll once again provide depth in what sets up to be a deep secondary, especially if the aforementioned Knott is back to full strength before the season opener against Duke.

Jobe (6'0/178) picks the Crimson Tide over the Hurricanes and a wealth of other SEC and ACC offers. 247 Sports rates him the 13th best cornerback in the country, and 95th overall. Reports say that Jobe has excellent instincts along with his impressive measurables, but could be a candidate to move to safety because of a lack of to-end speed.