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Devon Witherspoon wins NFL Week 6 Way to Play award after Broncos coverage
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon was named the NFL’s Week 6 Way to Play winner, recognized for his coverage and two pass break-ups in a game against the Denver Broncos.
The NFL has named Seattle Seahawks cornerback Devon Witherspoon as its Week 6 Way to Play winner, honoring proper playing technique.
Witherspoon, described by the league as a fourth-year cornerback, was recognized for his play against the Denver Broncos, including his coverage and two pass break-ups.
As the Way to Play recipient, Witherspoon will be associated with a $5,000 equipment grant funded through USA Football by the NFL Foundation on his behalf.
The grant will go to the Pensacola Seahawks Sports Association, a youth sports organization in Witherspoon’s hometown of Pensacola, Florida.
The Way to Play program is designed to raise awareness of good fundamentals and reward players who display them during games.
Why It Matters
- The award highlights defensive fundamentals, with the NFL spotlighting coverage technique rather than a single stat line.
- With a youth-focused equipment grant attached to the recognition, the honor extends beyond the Seahawks-Broncos matchup.
- For Seattle’s secondary group, it provides league-wide acknowledgment of disciplined pass coverage execution.
- Way to Play recognition adds to the broader league messaging around player development and safe, correct technique.
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Key Facts
- Devon Witherspoon was named the NFL’s Week 6 Way to Play winner for proper playing technique.
- The league cited Witherspoon’s coverage and two pass break-ups against the Denver Broncos.
- Witherspoon is identified as a fourth-year cornerback by the Seahawks in announcing the award.
- The NFL Foundation will award a $5,000 equipment grant through USA Football on Witherspoon’s behalf.
- The equipment grant will benefit the Pensacola Seahawks Sports Association in Pensacola, Florida.