Coby Bryant pays homage to Marshawn Lynch with NSFW celebration on pick-six, no flag thrown
Seattle Seahawks safety Coby Bryant paid homage to Marshawn Lynch after intercepting a pass for a touchdown against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. As Bryant ran into the end zone, he turned around and jumped in the air while holding his private area. Surprisingly, no flags were thrown on the play, but Bryant could receive a fine from the NFL later this week.
Marshawn Lynch celebrated the same way while he was playing in the NFL. He spent most of his career with the Seahawks (2010-2015, 2019) and helped the team win a Super Bowl during the 2013 season. Lynch last played in the league in 2019 and has become an actor, appearing in films such as 80 for Brady and Bottoms.
Bryant’s pick-six was huge as it gave the Seahawks the 13-3 lead midway through the third quarter. Before Sunday’s game, Bryant tallied 33 tackles, one interception and three passes defended in 10 games this year. He now has two picks this season with his first coming last month against the Atlanta Falcons.
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Coby Bryant makes the switch from cornerback to safety
The Seahawks selected Bryant in the fourth round of the 2022 draft. During his rookie season, the 25-year-old registered 70 tackles, two sacks, four passes defended and four forced fumbles. In 2023, Bryant played in just nine games due to a toe injury.
Last week, Seahawks defensive passing game coordinator/defensive backs coach Karl Scott discussed Bryant making the transition from cornerback to safety. “I could talk for days about Coby, one as a person, but two the transition he’s made,” Scott said, per the Seahawks’ official website. “When you see Coby, he’s a corner who doesn’t mind putting his face on you, tackling, and he has tremendous ball skills. So sometimes we’re uncomfortable with the unknown, and I think that was the case early on with Coby, but trying to explain to him, ‘Man, I see it in you.'”