Devon Witherspoon struggled in the game, allowing a 22-yard touchdown reception to Romeo Doubs late in the fourth quarter. This performance highlighted a regression for the Seahawks' secondary, which had been improving in limiting big plays. Witherspoon's earlier struggles included giving up a significant 36-yard reception and a 34-yard defensive pass interference penalty, contributing to the team's overall issues in defending explosive plays.

Devon Witherspoon has been playing exceptionally well, contributing significantly to the Seahawks' defensive improvement. His performance, along with that of fellow defensive backs, reflects a collective leap in play that parallels the development seen in the Baltimore Ravens' secondary during Mike Macdonald's tenure there.

Witherspoon, despite being the 12th-most-rostered DB in fantasy, ranks 70th in fantasy points per game. His talent is overshadowed by his current stats, and he faces a Packers offense that averages the second-fewest pass attempts per game, making him less reliable as a DB1 or DB2 this week. However, he still holds turnover upside due to Jordan Love's high turnover-worthy throw rate, positioning him as a potential DB3.

Devon Witherspoon had a strong performance for the Seahawks, allowing just 15 yards from three receptions over 43 snaps in coverage, earning a 66.8 PFF coverage grade.

Devon Witherspoon's infectious effort is fueling the Seahawks' defense, contributing to the team's overall performance and energy on the field.