Coby Bryant: "You Can Never Be Too High Or Too Low"

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses key moments from their victory against the Colts. At 0:08, Bryant credits Devon Witherspoon for tipping the ball, leading to his crucial interception. The Seahawks' defense successfully contained Colts running back Jonathan Taylor limiting him to under 4 yards per carry (1:07). Bryant emphasizes the team's ability to defend the run while maintaining a two-high safety formation (1:23). Despite the emotional ups and downs of the game's final moments, Bryant stresses the importance of staying poised (1:48). Looking ahead to Thursday's game against the Rams, the team plans to learn from this victory and prepare for their next challenge.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald praised the team's mental toughness and ability to close out the game (0:28). Kicker Jason Myers was crucial, converting 6 field goals, including a 56-yarder (1:16). The Seahawks' defense managed to contain the Colts' running game (5:20). Macdonald acknowledged offensive struggles, particularly in the first half and with the running game (3:35, 4:13). Quarterback Sam Darnold's performance in the final drive and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed's contributions were highlighted as key factors in securing the win (4:39, 5:53). Macdonald emphasized the importance of learning from this close game, as similar situations are likely to occur in future matches (1:07, 7:25).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discusses the Seahawks' victory and offensive performance. He praises Sam Darnold and Rashid Shaheed's connection (1:02) and Jason Myers' crucial field goals (2:30). Kupp acknowledges offensive struggles, especially in the first half and red zone (1:18, 3:49), emphasizing the need for better execution and attention to detail. He commends Jaxon Smith-Njigba's performance, noting his competitiveness and readiness despite limited opportunities (4:56). Kupp stresses the importance of staying engaged and executing consistently, regardless of individual roles. He also mentions the team's resilience and the defense's strong performance, while highlighting the need for improvement in the running game and red zone efficiency.

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discusses the team's narrow victory and offensive struggles. Darnold acknowledges the need for a faster start and improved red zone performance (0:00). He praises the team's ability to execute crucial late-game drives (0:51) and highlights Jason Myers' game-winning 56-yard field goal (2:59). Darnold commends Rashid Shaheed's contributions on the final drive (3:24) and Jaxon Smith-Njigba's competitive spirit (4:40). The quarterback emphasizes the importance of controlling their playoff fate in the upcoming games (5:14). Darnold also mentions the return of center Jalen Sundell (2:12) and discusses the team's struggles in the run game (3:54).

Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV discusses the Seahawks' narrow win, highlighting the team's confidence and adaptability. At (0:07), he emphasizes their unwavering belief in victory despite challenging situations. Jones mentions halftime adjustments (0:40) to counter the unexpected offensive strategy of their opponent. The defense's success in containing Jonathan Taylor to under 4 yards per carry is noted as crucial (1:11). Jones praises Philip Rivers' resilience in leading the opposing team on short notice (1:35). He also commends kicker Jason Myers' six field goals (2:56) and acknowledges the value of close games in preparing for the championship stretch (3:15).

Seahawks kicker Jason Myers discusses his 56-yard game-winning field goal (0:00). He praises the team's close-knit locker room and their ability to fight until the end in tight NFL games (0:05). Myers expresses confidence in the offense's ability to get into field goal range with little time left (0:53). He emphasizes the importance of sticking to his routine and trusting his preparation when facing high-pressure kicks (1:41). Myers also highlights the teamwork with long snapper Chris Stoll and punter Michael Dickson (2:34). Myers discusses the wind conditions and his approach to the game-winning kick (2:11). He expresses gratitude for the support of the fans at Lumen Field and the presence of his family (4:37).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provided updates on player conditions and team preparations ahead of the upcoming game against the Colts. He praised the grounds crew for maintaining excellent field conditions despite recent rain. Macdonald highlighted positive progress for players like Jalen Sundell (0:41) and noted good performances in practice. He also commended a strong showing in Wednesday's padded practice (1:14). The coach emphasized the team's focus solely on the Colts game (2:57), dismissing discussions about broader season implications. Macdonald also discussed the team's preparedness for potential quarterback changes on the Colts' side (3:40) and praised Coby Bryant's consistent presence in the secondary (4:26). He mentioned Julian Love's impressive play (6:32) and addressed roster management decisions regarding Shaquille Griffin and Cam Akers (7:39).

Seahawks defensive coordinator Aden Durde discusses the team's preparation and player performances. At (0:11), Durde emphasizes adapting to league changes. He praises the Colts' running game at (0:40), highlighting Jonathan Taylor's elite speed and acceleration. Durde discusses the team's approach to 3rd down situations at (2:22), emphasizing collaboration among coaches. At (3:47), he commends Julian Love's return from injury and his leadership. Durde praises Devon Witherspoon's consistent performance at (5:14) and discusses the advantages of versatile defensive backs at (5:56). He concludes by highlighting Witherspoon's football intelligence and the growth of players like Riq Woolen at (6:37).

Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak discusses the team's performance and strategies. He emphasizes the importance of starting games faster (0:44) and adapting to weather conditions (1:20). Kubiak praises Anthony Bradford's improvement (3:01) and Rashid Shaheed's growing role in the offense (4:00). He highlights Sam Darnold's mobility and decision-making (5:36) and discusses the team's red zone efficiency, noting Zach Charbonnet's effectiveness near the goal line (9:51). Kubiak also mentions the challenges of utilizing Jaxon Smith-Njigba effectively against different defensive strategies (10:16).

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold shares insights on the team's offensive approach and personal growth. He emphasizes the importance of consistent performance throughout the game (0:02) and discusses the challenges posed by the upcoming opponent's defense (0:58). Darnold reflects on his development as a quarterback, including improving pocket awareness and decision-making (2:37). He praises the team's unselfish attitude, particularly highlighting the offensive line's contributions (6:22). Darnold also discusses adapting to new teammate Rashid Shaheed (7:56) and shares his thoughts on different quarterback techniques, including those of Philip Rivers (9:22). He mentions the importance of film study in improving his game (3:50) and discusses the process of making split-second decisions on the field (9:22).

Seahawks safety Coby Bryant discusses the team's approach to their upcoming game and the defense's performance. Bryant emphasizes the team's preparation for all potential quarterbacks (0:17) and the importance of having Julian Love back on the field (0:36). He highlights the defense's depth and the "next man up" mentality, mentioning players like Ty Okada who have stepped up (0:55). Bryant also discusses the defense's focus on creating turnovers, which has been successful in recent weeks (1:39). The conversation touches on maintaining practice intensity late in the season (2:01) and the importance of finishing games strong, referencing their recent shutout and goal-line stand against Tennessee (3:08).

Seahawks defensive tackle Jarran Reed discusses playing with a hand injury and using a protective club with a squishy ball inside (0:18). He mentions having two back-to-back surgeries and playing through pain (0:54). Reed explains the team's "bob tight" mentality, representing their standards and characteristics (1:14). He highlights the defense's strong connection and teamwork (1:39). Reed shares insights on facing veteran quarterback Philip Rivers, who's returning after 5 years, and the challenge of stopping running back Jonathan Taylor (2:14, 2:52). He stresses the importance of stopping the run, maintaining competitive intensity in December and January, and respecting every opponent (3:06, 3:26, 4:05).

Seahawks defensive lineman Leonard Williams shares insights on the team's defensive performance and upcoming challenges. He emphasizes the importance of stopping the run game, especially late in the season (1:16). Williams praises the secondary's recent playmaking abilities and the team's depth on defense (2:52). He discusses the challenge of facing Jonathan Taylor of the Colts, noting his contact balance and the need for gang tackling (1:42). Williams also highlights the team's 22-game streak without allowing a 100-yard rusher (2:21). He commends head coach Mike Macdonald's leadership and the team's strong connection, which he felt developing since OTAs (7:22). Williams expresses motivation to return to the playoffs, having only made it once in his 11-year career (9:45).

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp shares insights on various aspects of the team and his personal approach to the game. He expresses admiration for Philip Rivers' return to the NFL (0:13), highlighting the special nature of playing in the league. Kupp emphasizes the importance of executing unseen tasks that don't appear in statistics but are crucial for team success (5:35). He praises the team's defensive performance, particularly their third-down conversion rate (4:50). Kupp also discusses offensive leadership, mentioning quarterback Sam Darnold's role (3:35), and stresses the significance of team cohesion and love for teammates in maintaining high performance (8:00). He reflects on his own performance, focusing on executing his assigned tasks and competing for his teammates (2:36).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald addressed the upcoming game against the Colts and various team updates. (0:22) Macdonald reacted to the Colts signing Philip Rivers, emphasizing the NFL's unpredictability and Rivers' competitiveness. (2:03) He discussed the potential return of players from injury, including Jalen Sundell. (3:07) Macdonald praised Ty Okada's performance and work ethic. (4:41) He highlighted the Colts' strong offense and run game, particularly praising Jonathan Taylor's skills. (7:10) He commented on Coby Bryant's leadership and role in the team's run and pass defense.

Seahawks left tackle Charles Cross discusses the team's recent improvements in the run game and pass protection. He emphasizes continuous improvement (0:12) and the importance of communication during halftime adjustments (1:47). Cross praises rookie guard Anthony Bradford's growth (3:08) and center Olu Oluwatimi's performance (2:46). He takes pride in keeping quarterback Sam Darnold as one of the least sacked in the league (2:27). Cross describes the offensive line as "dominant," highlighting their physical and punishing style of play (3:38).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discussed various aspects of the team's recent performance and culture. (0:11) Macdonald highlighted the team's celebration of Nick Emmanwori's contributions, emphasizing the joy players feel for each other's success. (1:02) He praised Anthony Bradford's improvement in pass protection, noting his increased confidence. (2:00) Macdonald credited the personnel department for identifying talented undrafted players and emphasized the importance of attitude and practice in their success. (4:00) He noted improvements in the defense's understanding and execution of the scheme. (5:19) Macdonald discussed the impact of Rashid Shaheed on the offense and the team's philosophy of playing together. (7:19) He acknowledged the defense's strong performance on third downs, crediting coaches Karl Scott and Chris Partridge for their game planning. Macdonald also emphasized the team's "12 is 1" mentality and described the culture as "tough and connected."

Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold discusses the team's 10-3 record and their game performance. He highlights the need for improvement in red zone efficiency (0:07) and praises the defense and special teams for their strong start in the second half (0:30). Darnold acknowledges Rashid Shaheed's significant contribution, mentioning his kick return and consistent practice performance (1:34). He also commends Offensive Coordinator Klint Kubiak for effective game adjustments (3:34). Looking ahead, Darnold emphasizes the importance of finishing drives and maintaining positive yardage on early downs (4:03).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald discusses the win against Atlanta, highlighting the team's resolve and second-half performance (0:00). He praises Rashid Shaheed's impact (1:19) and Devon Witherspoon's exceptional plays (1:41). Macdonald commends the offensive adjustments in the second half (2:25) and Klint Kubiak's play-calling (2:54). He acknowledges Ty Okada's contributions (3:39) and Julian Love's return (3:39). The coach mentions Nick Emmanwori's special teams performance (6:36) and expresses appreciation for the strong fan presence at the away game (8:34). Macdonald also notes Jarran Reed's return and its positive impact on the team (5:04).

Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba discusses the offensive performance and defensive strength. (0:07) He praises the defense as "the best in the world" and emphasizes maximizing offensive opportunities. (0:23) Smith-Njigba highlights Rashid Shaheed's impact, describing him as a vital piece of the offense. (1:23) He expresses confidence in Shaheed's abilities and potential for bigger performances. (2:21) The team's 10-3 record is addressed, with Smith-Njigba noting their confidence and focus on "championship football" heading into the playoffs. (2:43) He also commends Devon Witherspoon's leadership and playmaking abilities, referring to him as a team captain.

Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon discusses the defensive performance. (0:28) He emphasizes the team's focus on collective success rather than individual statistics. (1:24) Witherspoon mentions how the defense regrouped after the Titans game to improve their performance. (2:11) He highlights the defense's pride in preventing a late touchdown. (2:44) Witherspoon praises teammate Boye Mafe's outstanding play, including a sack, interception, and blocked kick. (3:21) He notes the impact of having the entire starting defense healthy for the first time this season. (4:06) Witherspoon also credits head coach Mike Macdonald for predicting Rashid Shaheed's kickoff return touchdown during halftime.

Seahawks wide receiver Cooper Kupp discusses the game, highlighting the team's second-half improvement. He notes the impact of a kickoff return touchdown (1:24) and how the defense provided short fields. Kupp praises quarterback Sam Darnold's performance and emphasizes the importance of fixing small mistakes. He commends the defensive duo of Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen (2:38), discussing their versatility and impact. Kupp also emphasizes the significance of complementary football across all phases, mentioning a blocked field goal opportunity. He expresses confidence in the defense's ability to support the offense when needed.

Seahawks wide receiver Rashid Shaheed reflects on the team's recent victory and their playoff prospects. He confirms Coach Mike Macdonald's accurate prediction of his kick return at halftime (0:03). Shaheed highlights improved timing and connection with quarterback Sam Darnold (0:54), particularly on crucial third-down plays (1:11). He emphasizes the positive team atmosphere and strong belief in winning (1:32), praising the defense's performance in not allowing touchdowns in two consecutive games (2:17). Shaheed also commends Darnold's leadership in rallying the offense during halftime, resulting in 30 points scored in the second half (2:50).

Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori reflects on his impressive game, which included a field goal block, interception, and sack (0:09). He praises the Seahawks' defense as "historic" and "special," highlighting the return of key players like Julian Love (0:43, 1:35). Emmanwori discusses his first NFL interception, set up by Devon Witherspoon's play (1:13). The conversation touches on Rashid Shaheed's kickoff return touchdown (2:37) and Head Coach Mike Macdonald's accurate prediction of it at halftime (2:53). The team's resilience is emphasized, with their determination to prevent scoring even when the game was well in hand (2:21). Emmanwori mentions working with special teams coach Devin Fitzsimmons on improving his technique for blocking field goals (0:29).

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald provides updates ahead of Week 14(0:06). He mentions that Jarran Reed and Julian Love are expected to play, with a specific plan for Love's return. (1:16) Macdonald praises the leadership of injured players and their positive impact on the team. (2:27) He highlights Julian Love's versatility in the secondary. (3:52) Macdonald emphasizes the importance of Leslie Frazier to the team's success. (4:29) He commends Kenneth Walker III's attitude and Devon Witherspoon's impact on defense. (6:52) Macdonald also discusses Ernest Jones IV's outstanding performance and Olu Oluwatimi's progress in returning from injury.