Coby Bryant

Seattle Seahawks safety Coby Bryant intercepts Minnesota Vikings quarterback Max Brosmer during Sunday's Week 13 matchup at Lumen Field.

Seattle Seahawks safety Coby Bryant lays a big punch on Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua to force a fumble and lineback Drake Thomas recovers during the Week 11 matchup.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant addressed the team's defensive challenges following a game with significant passing yards allowed. Bryant emphasized the need for better execution and teamwork, particularly in light of in-game injuries (0:21). He acknowledged the defense's previous strong performances over the first four weeks (0:32) and expressed determination to improve. Bryant highlighted the importance of proper tackling technique, including angles and footwork (1:09). Despite the setback, he remained focused on using this experience as motivation for the upcoming Sunday game (0:54). Bryant also noted that the opponent's strategies weren't unexpected, attributing the struggles to the Seahawks' own performance (1:24).

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant was wired for sound in the win over the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday Night Football in Week 4.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses the win over the Steelers, highlighting the team's improvement and competitive spirit (0:19). He praises Derion Kendrick's quick adaptation to the team's complex defense despite being a recent addition (0:39). Bryant also mentions an extraordinary special teams play resulting in a touchdown, though he doesn't specify the player (0:58). The conversation concludes with Bryant expressing his close friendship with Kenneth Walker III, emphasizing their mutual support and the connection between their families (1:16).

Seattle Seahawks cornerback Coby Bryant closes out game with interception.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant addressed the team's mood following Sunday's loss and their preparation for the upcoming game. Bryant emphasized the team's resilience and the importance of film study for game planning (0:26). He highlighted the "next man up" mentality in response to potential lineup changes due to injuries (0:48). Bryant praised Julian Love's performance, particularly his blitz execution (1:26, 2:00). He discussed areas for defensive improvement, including turnovers, tackling, and communication (1:38). Bryant also mentioned the team's excitement to compete against their upcoming opponents, regardless of who they face (2:10). He briefly commented on the Pittsburgh offense and acknowledged Josh Jobe's growth and contributions to the team (3:15).

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses his defensive mindset and role. Bryant emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement and physicality, especially during the first day with pads (0:41). He expresses excitement about the competition brought by new draft pick Nick Emmanwori (1:05). Bryant notes his growth from year one to year two, particularly in communication (1:37). He feels more at ease now that his role as safety is clearly defined (1:53). Bryant focuses on being a great leader and teammate rather than dwelling on his contract situation (2:22).

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant shares insights on the upcoming game against the Minnesota Vikings. Bryant (0:09) acknowledges the Vikings' elite receivers and their diverse route tree, emphasizing the need for tight coverage and proper technique. He discusses the team's approach to in-game adjustments (0:53) and praises teammate Ernest Jones IV (1:07) for his recent performance, particularly in forcing a fumble. Bryant reflects on the team's defensive performance (1:59), stressing the importance of starting games faster. He also touches on the Vikings' ground game (2:57) and the development of Jaxon Smith-Njigba (3:22). Bryant concludes by addressing the team's mindset after a recent loss (4:07), emphasizing their focus on controlling their own destiny.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant details his crucial interception (0:03) and the team's defensive mindset. He attributes his ball-hawking skills to natural ability (0:42). Bryant praises defensive coordinator Aden Durde's game planning and openness to player input (1:31). The conversation touches on teammate Devon Witherspoon's passionate play style (2:31) and the team's current performance, with Bryant emphasizing the importance of maintaining their level of play for upcoming challenges (2:49).

Seattle Seahawks cornerback Coby Bryant pulls in a second interception of Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray in the first quarter of Sunday's divisional matchup.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses his crucial interception and touchdown return against the Arizona Cardinals. Bryant credits teammate Devon Witherspoon for pressuring the quarterback, leading to the play. (0:00) He mentions planning a Marshawn Lynch-style celebration before the game. (1:31) Bryant praises Witherspoon's blocking during the return and the team's overall defensive effort. (2:09) He touches on the challenging week leading up to the game, including power outages at the team facility affecting meetings and showers. (3:56) Bryant reflects on his last pick-six and expresses hope for more in his NFL career. (4:37) He describes the play, noting Witherspoon's pressure and his own instinct about a possible overthrown pass. (4:49)

Seattle Seahawks cornerback Coby Bryant takes an interception from Cardinals quarterback 69 yards for the touchdown and gives a nod to Seahawks Legend Marshawn Lynch during his celebration.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses recent defensive changes and his transition from cornerback. Bryant mentions the "next man up" mentality (0:38) following roster moves and expresses confidence in Ernest Jones IV taking on new responsibilities (0:55). He highlights the defense's improvement in their last game (1:24) and addresses recent player departures (1:45). Bryant reflects on a significant pass defensed he made (1:56) and shares insights into his transition to safety, emphasizing challenges like open-field tackling and communication (4:12). He mentions receiving advice from veterans like Quandre Diggs and Julian Love (3:26, 5:23). Bryant also discusses the importance of practice, competition for starting spots (4:36).

Seahawks cornerback Coby Bryant was connected to the mic for the team's Week 8 matchup vs. the Buffalo Bills at Lumen Field. Listen to some of the best moments from Coby's mic'd up performance.

Coby Bryant discussed the team's challenging game against the Buffalo Bills. Bryant acknowledged the Bills' strong running game as a key challenge (0:07). He expressed frustration with the loss, especially after a strong performance the previous week (0:23). Bryant emphasized the need to focus on execution and fixing small details to improve (0:29). Despite the setback, he remained confident that the Seahawks are not far from top teams like Buffalo (0:43). Bryant mentioned the team's resilience and determination to fight until the end (0:59). He also praised teammate Josh Jobe for getting his first interception, noting his great week of practice (1:13).

In an interview on "The Insiders", Seattle Seahawks defensive back Coby Bryant talks about his first career interception after making a position change from cornerback to safety.

Coby Bryant discusses his first start as safety, expressing gratitude and emphasizing readiness when called upon (0:04). He acknowledges the valuable support from teammate Julian Love in his transition from cornerback to safety (0:22). Bryant highlights the importance of hard work, coachability, and continuous growth (1:04). He mentions a close call during the game and his immediate reaction to get down (1:27). Bryant also notes the presence of family members at the game, including his mother and relatives who flew in from Cleveland (1:59). He appreciates the crowd support and feels blessed to have everyone on board (2:39).

Seattle Seahawks safety Coby Bryant intercepts Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins' pass in the fourth quarter of Sunday's Week 7 game.

Coby Bryant reflects on his interception during a preseason game (0:07). Bryant emphasizes the importance of detailed practice under new head coach Mike Macdonald, highlighting improved communication and teamwork (0:33). He discusses embracing his role as a safety and setting weekly improvement goals (1:03). Bryant notes the defense's strong performance against another team, attributing it to challenging practices (1:43). He also mentions the team's focus on tackling and the 'dog mentality' they aim to maintain across all units (2:16, 2:34).

Seattle Seahawks SS K'Von Wallace's makes a tackle and the ball pops out for cornerback Coby Bryant to come down with the interception during Saturday's preseason matchup with the Chargers.

As the Seahawks get set to hit the road, hear from Seahawks defensive back Coby Bryant on how he prepares to travel. Checking In is presented by Courtyard Marriott

Seahawks defensive back Coby Bryant and running back DeeJay Dallas went head to head in the crossbar challenge in this edition of the Seahawks Showdown presented by Washington Lottery.

Seahawks defensive back Coby Bryant discusses his comfortability with playing safety, his pride in being physical, and more with the media after Week 1 of the preseason.

Seattle Seahawks CB Coby Bryant's lands a big tackle on Minnesota Vikings WR Jalen Reagor at Lumen Field during the first preseason game of 2023.

After his breakout season, Coby Bryant still has a chip on his shoulder heading into this season. 

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant went from backup to starter this season and is looking forward to the growth he'll see next season in Year 4. 

The Seahawks used a pair of first-quarter interceptions to take control of Sunday's win in Arizona.

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant reflected on winning NFC Defensive Player of the Week for the first time in his career.

Coby Bryant was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance in Sunday's win over the Cardinals.

Coby Bryant finished Sunday's game with his first pick-six in the Seahawks' 16-6 win over the Cardinals. 

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant picks off Kyler Murray and returns it for a touchdown.

After switching to safety last season, Coby Bryant has taken over a starting role and reemerged as a defensive playmaker for the Seahawks.

The third-year safety, rookie cornerback and practice squad call-up made their first starts this season and didn't "flinch" on their way to a 34-14 victory. 

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant was named a Week 4 captain.

The Seahawks announced four players as Week 4 captains ahead of their Monday Night Football road game at Ford Field against the Detroit Lions.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll gave his thoughts on Thursday night's win over the Vikings.

NFL Veteran and Analyst Brian Baldinger ranks second-year cornerbacks, selecting Seahawks' Riq Woolen and Coby Bryant amongst the top-10.

Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports ranks the Seahawks' rookie class as second-best following the 2022 season.

Seattle's draft class earns another major superlative from ESPN for their outstanding play in 2022.

Seahawks rookie running back Kenneth Walker III and rookie cornerback Coby Bryant come in at No.1 and No.2 respectively for Good Morning Football's Week 7 rookie performance list.

Seahawks rookie cornerbacks Tariq Woolen and Coby Bryant rank in the top 10 on Pro Football Focus' Week 6 Top-15 NFL rookie performance list.

From cornerbacks forcing turnovers to Kenneth Walker's big game, the Seahawks got big contributions from their rookies in Sunday's win over the Cardinals.

Seahawks rookies Tariq Woolen and Coby Bryant each forced turnovers for the second consecutive week.

On an otherwise challenging day for Seattle's defense, rookie cornerbacks Coby Bryant and Tariq Woolen came up with big turnovers to help the Seahawks defeat the Lions.

After going through some growing pains in his preseason debut, Seahawks rookie cornerback Coby Bryant enjoyed a strong performance in a 27-11 preseason loss to the Chicago Bears.

Interviews, transcripts, and press conferences from preseason week two vs. Chicago.

Through the first week of training camp, Seattle's top four outside cornerbacks have all gotten off to strong starts in what is shaping up to be a competitive battle for starting jobs.

Heading into camp, few positions are more open when it comes to starting jobs than cornerback.

The Seahawks will look different on defense in 2022, and some of the changes on the back end should help maximize the playmaking ability of safeties Quandre Diggs and Jamal Adams. 

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant had a breakout season in 2024, recording 73 tackles and tying the team lead with three interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown. Check out the best photos from Bryant's third season in the NFL.

Seahawks safety intercepted Cardinals QB Kyler Murray and returned it 69 yards for his first career touchdown. Check out every frame of the game-changing defensive touchdown by Coby Bryant.

With Phase 2 of the offseason program underway, the Seahawks were back on the field in preparation for the 2023 NFL Season.

Take a look back at some of the top shots of Seahawks rookie cornerback Coby Bryant from the 2022 season.

Check out photos of Seahawks fourth-round pick Coby Bryant from his 2022 offseason in Seattle. The cornerback out of Cincinnati was selected No. 109 overall in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Without further ado, your 2022 Seahawks Draft class: OT Charles Cross, LB Boye Mafe, RB Kenneth Walker III, OT Abraham Lucas, CB Coby Bryant, CB Tariq Woolen, LB Tyreke Smith, WR Bo Melton, and WR Dareke Young.

Take a look at cornerback Coby Bryant during his time at the University of Cincinnati. Bryant was selected by the Seattle Seahawks in the 4th round, No. 109 overall, in the 2022 NFL Draft.