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Bobo, Seahawks Earn Super Bowl Rings
2/8/2026 10:27:00 PM | Football
DURHAM, N.C. – Former Duke captain and All-ACC honoree Jake Bobo added the label "Super Bowl Champion" to his resume Sunday as the Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots, 29-13, in Super Bowl LX to claim the organization's second NFL championship. Â
The Seahawks posted a 14-3 ledger to capture the NFC West championship before defeating San Francisco (41-6), Los Angeles (31-27) and New England in the playoffs to secure the NFL title.
Bobo, a native of North Andover, Massachusetts, played in 12 games during the 2025 regular season, registering two receptions for 20 yards, before exploding for two catches for 33 yards and a score in the three postseason contests. A four-year letterman (2018-19-20-21) at Duke, Bobo was a 2021 Third Team All-ACC selection as well as a two-time Academic All-ACC and CoSIDA Academic All-District pick. He appeared in 44 games (25 starts) as a Blue Devil and recorded 126 receptions for 1,441 yards (11.44) with three scores.Â
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Duke Super Bowl ChampionsÂ
Kenny Anunike, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl L (50)
Patrick Bailey, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl XLIII (43)
Jake Bobo, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl LX (60)
Ross Cockrell, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Super Bowl LV (55)
Mike Curtis, Baltimore Colts, Super Bowl V (5)
Noah Gray, Kansas City Chiefs, Super Bowl LVII (57) & Super Bowl LVIII (58)
Cooper Helfet, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl XLVIII (48)
Bob Matheson, Miami Dolphins, Super Bowl VII (7) & Super Bowl VIII (8)
Ed Newman, Miami Dolphins, Super Bowl VIII (8)
Juwan Thompson, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl L (50)
JAKE BOBO IS A SUPER BOWL CHAMPION pic.twitter.com/k7fMjawPYd
— Duke Football (@DukeFOOTBALL) February 9, 2026
The Seahawks posted a 14-3 ledger to capture the NFC West championship before defeating San Francisco (41-6), Los Angeles (31-27) and New England in the playoffs to secure the NFL title.
Bobo, a native of North Andover, Massachusetts, played in 12 games during the 2025 regular season, registering two receptions for 20 yards, before exploding for two catches for 33 yards and a score in the three postseason contests. A four-year letterman (2018-19-20-21) at Duke, Bobo was a 2021 Third Team All-ACC selection as well as a two-time Academic All-ACC and CoSIDA Academic All-District pick. He appeared in 44 games (25 starts) as a Blue Devil and recorded 126 receptions for 1,441 yards (11.44) with three scores.Â
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Bobo gave the Blue Devils a representative in the Super Bowl for four consecutive years and six of the last seven with Noah Gray (Super Bowl LVII, LVIII & LIX), Ross Cockrell (Super Bowl LV), Laken Tomlinson (Super Bowl LIV) and Daniel Helm (Super Bowl LIV). Former Duke tight end Cooper Helfet was a member of the Seattle Super Bowl XLVIII and Super Bowl XLIX squads with the Seahawks splitting the decisions.SUPER BOWL LX CHAMPIONS ?? pic.twitter.com/clRGxBxls7
— xz* - Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) February 9, 2026
Duke Super Bowl ChampionsÂ
Kenny Anunike, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl L (50)
Patrick Bailey, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl XLIII (43)
Jake Bobo, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl LX (60)
Ross Cockrell, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Super Bowl LV (55)
Mike Curtis, Baltimore Colts, Super Bowl V (5)
Noah Gray, Kansas City Chiefs, Super Bowl LVII (57) & Super Bowl LVIII (58)
Cooper Helfet, Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl XLVIII (48)
Bob Matheson, Miami Dolphins, Super Bowl VII (7) & Super Bowl VIII (8)
Ed Newman, Miami Dolphins, Super Bowl VIII (8)
Juwan Thompson, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl L (50)
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