Drake Thomas

Seahawks linebacker Drake Thomas met with the media to discuss how the defense has picked up right where it left off, crediting the standard held throughout the team, the defense and the position rooms. He broke down his tackle for loss, the unit's sudden-change mentality, the way defensive coordinator Aden Durde and the staff invite player input during the week, and how attention to detail allows in-game adjustments. Thomas also highlighted the group's success limiting explosive plays and the readiness of teammates stepping into bigger roles.

Seahawks linebacker Drake Thomas spoke on his journey from undrafted free agent to starter, his loyalty to the Seahawks organization, and his role alongside Ernest Jones IV behind Seattle's dominant defensive line. Thomas discussed personal milestones including switching to jersey #32 as a tribute to his father, receiving a contract extension, and the importance of preseason opportunities for young players fighting to make rosters.

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Seahawks linebacker Drake Thomas reflects on the team's recent victory. He emphasizes the importance of responding well in tight moments (0:15) and praises the team's "next man up" mentality when dealing with injuries (0:26). Thomas describes a key tackle he made in the first half (0:51) and acknowledges the challenge of containing the opposing quarterback's ability to extend plays (1:18). He commends teammate Patrick O'Connell for his readiness to step in when needed (1:34). Thomas also notes the strong presence of Seahawks fans at the away game, making it feel like a home game (1:59).

Seahawks linebacker Drake Thomas discusses the team's consistent approach regardless of the opponent or game outcome. He emphasizes the defense's willingness to fight and "defend every blade of grass" (1:03). Thomas praises the defensive line's strength against double teams and their selfless play (1:23-1:38). He reflects on his journey from being undrafted and overcoming a knee injury to becoming a starter on one of the league's top defenses (3:47-4:06). Thomas highlights the mental challenges of returning from injury, particularly regaining confidence on the field (4:31-4:54). He also addresses the recurring doubts about his size for the linebacker position, stating that he's faced this at every level of his career (5:08-5:28). Thomas mentions his instinctive use of a Reggie White-style move in a recent game (6:24-6:28).

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