Wyman: Why K.J. Wright is the Seahawks’ ‘screen master’

Linebacker K.J. Wright forced a fumble, knocked down as pass and made a tackle for loss Sunday night in the Seahawks’ win over Carolina Sunday night. Dave Wyman was just as impressed with one play that didn’t show up in the stat sheet.

It was a second-quarter screen pass that Wright recognized immediately, something he’s developed a reputation for doing. Wyman breaks down that play down in the video above while also explaining cover one and a few other football concepts.

Here are Wyman’s earlier videos:

• Breaking down one play from K.J. Wright’s best play
• Cover three the intimidation factor of Earl Thomas
• Leverage, spill and how the Seahawks lost contain vs. New England

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