Dre'Mont Jones is expected to see a decrease in snap percentage with Uchenna Nwosu's return to the lineup. However, this shift is viewed positively, as it will help keep all edge rushers fresh and enhance their effectiveness in the pass rush, allowing the Seahawks to apply pressure on quarterbacks in waves.

Dre'Mont Jones will be looking to make an impact against the Cardinals, building on his previous success in matchups against them. He recorded two quarterback hits in the first game between these teams last year and will be part of a Seahawks edge-rushing group aiming to exploit Arizona's offensive line, which has shown significant improvement this season. With the home crowd behind him, Jones is expected to contribute to pressuring Kyler Murray, especially as the Seahawks seek to maintain their momentum.

Dre'Mont Jones played a key role in the Seahawks' defensive performance, contributing two quarterback hits that pressured Matthew Stafford and led to incompletions. His presence was instrumental in limiting the Rams' offense, helping the Seahawks hold Los Angeles to just 147 total yards in the first half.

Dre'Mont Jones has been a standout performer for Seattle, showcasing his ability to disrupt opposing offenses. In a recent game, he recorded four quarterback hits, a sack, and a pass deflection, demonstrating his impact on the defensive line. His performance has been bolstered by the presence of rookie Byron Murphy II, who has helped elevate the overall effectiveness of the Seahawks' defense.

Dre'Mont Jones has struggled to meet expectations in the early part of the season, contributing only one sack on 17 pressures and ranking 56th out of 62 qualified edge defenders against the run with a low grade of 50.8. His performance has been further scrutinized due to Uchenna Nwosu's injury and the high expectations set by his contract.