
The Seattle Seahawks received encouraging news as starting right guard Anthony Bradford has been cleared to return to practice, marking a potential turning point for a struggling offensive line. Bradford’s absence has coincided with three losses—matching last season’s total—and the unit’s recent struggles have raised concerns about its ability to protect quarterback Sam Darnold.
With the running game stifled by injuries to key backs Jadarian Price and Zach Charbonnet, Bradford’s return could provide much-needed stability and open up critical lanes for the ground attack. The timing is critical, as the Seahawks (3-3) prepare to host the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in a high-stakes Week 7 showdown at Lumen Field.
Coach Mike Macdonald suggested Bradford’s role could be substantial if he performs well, hinting at a possible starting role against one of the NFL’s top defenses.

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