Coby Bryant has emerged as a standout performer in the Seahawks' secondary, contributing significantly with three interceptions in just six starts. His ability to cover tight ends will be crucial against Green Bay's talented duo, Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave, especially given Seattle's struggles defending against tight ends this season.

Coby Bryant has stepped up his game significantly since the bye week, contributing to the Seahawks' defensive improvement. His performance, alongside fellow defensive backs, mirrors the late-season leap seen in other successful defensive units, suggesting he is becoming a key player in the team's defensive resurgence.

Coby Bryant has stepped up in Wallace's absence, filling the starting safety role alongside Julian Love and performing exceptionally well. His strong play has solidified his position, making Wallace's return uncertain in terms of defensive roles.

Coby Bryant has been recognized for his strong performance, earning the NFC Defensive Player of the Week award in Week 12. His success, along with Knight's nomination, highlights the growing impact of the Seahawks' defense this season.

Coby Bryant made a significant impact in the game by intercepting a pass from Kyler Murray, setting up a touchdown that helped the Seahawks take control. His play was crucial in maintaining Seattle's momentum and contributing to their fourth consecutive victory.