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Naz Jones knows the pressure is on for Seahawks’ D-line


Second-year defensive tackle will be one of the most important players on the Seahawks’ young defensive line. He’s not ready to call himself a veteran yet, though. “They won’t let me say I’m not a rookie because you’ve got that three game rule for the next year,” Jones said with a laugh. “So technically, I’m still a rookie.” That doesn’t mean he’s not aware of the pressure. (MyNorthwest.com)

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