Witherspoon appeared in the spotlight in coverage and ball skills, though he was part of a tense defensive sequence. His presence signals Seattle’s willingness to lean on a young cornerback corps as the season progresses, with a chance to grow into a consistent contributor in chicago in the coming weeks.

Out with an injury, Witherspoon’s absence tested Seattle’s depth but the defense still locked down the Steelers’ receivers on the perimeter.

Witherspoon is doubtful for the game, thinning Seattle's boundary coverage and testing the depth of the secondary against Pittsburgh's aerial attack.

Witherspoon is doubtful with a knee issue, further thinning Seattle's corner corps. His potential absence heightens the need for depth and could elevate Pittsburgh's intermediate-to-deep passing options.

Witherspoon sat Wednesday with a knee injury (DNP) after an awkward collision in Week 1 with Coby Bryant. He was the Seahawks’ top corner, and his health directly shapes Seattle’s coverage plan for Week 2 against Pittsburgh. If he misses time, expect expanded roles for Jobe and Woolen and potential target opportunities for Steelers pass-catchers against Seattle’s defense.