Uso Seumalo
Career Summary
Uso Seumalo is a defensive tackle who played at Garden City Community College and Kansas State before an NFL opportunity with Seattle.
Seumalo developed from junior college football in Kansas into a Kansas State defensive tackle and later entered the NFL as a rookie.
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Early Life
Seumalo is from Maunaloa, Hawai'i.
Kansas State identifies Seumalo as a native of Maunaloa, Hawai'i.
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College Career
Seumalo played multiple seasons at Kansas State after arriving from Garden City Community College.
Kansas State listed Seumalo as a defensive tackle on its 2025 roster. In 2022 he played in every game, then emerged as a central interior defender for the Wildcats in later seasons.
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Path to the NFL
Seumalo transitioned to the NFL after completing his Kansas State career.
The authoritative player database lists Seumalo with Seattle after his college stops at Garden City Community College and Kansas State.
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NFL Career
Seumalo began his professional opportunity with Seattle in 2026.
The authoritative player database identifies Seattle as Seumalo's NFL team.
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Career Accomplishments
Seumalo's college career included consistent participation in Kansas State's sustained bowl run.
Kansas State described Seumalo as a senior defensive tackle when the Wildcats qualified for a bowl game in 2025, their 14th bowl appearance in 16 years.
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Playing Style
Seumalo's Kansas State evaluation emphasized size, strength, explosiveness and command of the defensive scheme.
Kansas State described the 6-foot-3, 340-pound Seumalo as strong, explosive, in good condition and able to play fast because he understood the defense.
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