Seattle Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori is entering the Defensive Rookie of the Year conversation.

With the biggest performance of his young career, Seattle Seahawks safety Nick Emmanwori thrust himself directly into the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year race.

Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori was drafted using the pick from the DK Metcalf trade. Then he chose Russell Wilson's number. Here's how he lived up to all that.

On any given play, Emmanwori can be taking on a 300-plus pound offensive tackle, or he can, as was the case on a third-down play that nearly ended with his first interception, he can play lockdown coverage on Justin Jeffrson, an All-Pro receiver.

Nick Emmanwori played one of the best coverage snaps you’ll see all season yesterday against Justin Jefferson.

The rookie safety lines up in many different spots for Seattle’s dominant defense.

The Seahawks are building a new Legion of Boom in Seattle, and rookie Nick Emmanwori is lowering as many booms as anybody on the team.

When the Seattle Seahawks traded two picks for the right to select safety Nick Emmanwori 35th overall in the 2025 NFL draft, they did so with the expectation of acquiring a playmaker at every level of their defense, and the rookie isn’t disappointing ...

Nick Emmanwori had a game for the ages in the Seahawks' dominant win over the Falcons, while also strengthening his Rookie of the Year case. The post Seahawks’ Nick Emmanwori Making Case for Rookie of the Year appeared first on Heavy Sports.