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Thomas is getting new looks from offenses.
Seattle's Thomas seeing new looks from opponents - Seahawks News - MyNorthwest.com
The Seattle Seahawks' free safety noticed a new way that San Francisco tried to take him out of the game last Sunday. While the 49ers were careful not to throw in Thomas' direction very often, it was San Francisco sending receivers downfield to try and block Thomas that caught him by surprise.
It was the first time Thomas could remember an opponent trying to take him out of the play in that way. But as teams are learning, limiting Thomas' impact is one of the best ways to try and have success against Seattle's defense that ranks first in the NFL in total defense heading into Sunday's game against the Giants.
"They were sending receivers to the third level for free safety crack blocks. You never see that," Thomas said. "It caught me off guard but after the game I looked at it like a sign of respect and I've got to add that to my repertoire of how offenses want to take me out of the game."
Interesting twist from OCs. Not a bad idea, when you think about it.
Seattle's Thomas seeing new looks from opponents - Seahawks News - MyNorthwest.com
The Seattle Seahawks' free safety noticed a new way that San Francisco tried to take him out of the game last Sunday. While the 49ers were careful not to throw in Thomas' direction very often, it was San Francisco sending receivers downfield to try and block Thomas that caught him by surprise.
It was the first time Thomas could remember an opponent trying to take him out of the play in that way. But as teams are learning, limiting Thomas' impact is one of the best ways to try and have success against Seattle's defense that ranks first in the NFL in total defense heading into Sunday's game against the Giants.
"They were sending receivers to the third level for free safety crack blocks. You never see that," Thomas said. "It caught me off guard but after the game I looked at it like a sign of respect and I've got to add that to my repertoire of how offenses want to take me out of the game."
Interesting twist from OCs. Not a bad idea, when you think about it.