Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald offers assessment of Anthony Bradford

The Seattle Seahawks have dealt with some injuries across the offensive line in recent weeks. Olu Oluwatimi has replaced Jalen Sundell at center, and Grey Zabel is playing through an injury that's led to some snaps for Christian Haynes at left guard. One of the constants has been the presence of Anthony Bradford at right guard.

Bradford has earned a sizable 722 snaps on offense this season. That makes him Seattle's third-most used player on the campaign, trailing just Abe Lucas (740) and Zabel (727), according to Pro Football Reference. Bradford has been healthy.

Pro Football Focus has offered a harsh assessment of Bradford's play. The former LSU standout has earned a grade of 28.1 in pass protection. PFF claims Bradford has allowed two sacks and 20 pressures this season.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald recently offered his own analysis of Bradford's play this season via his routine Seattle Sports radio appearance.

"We just have to keep doubling down on our fundamentals," Macdonald said about Bradford's play. "AB [Bradford] is doing some good things, he really is. There’s some really good plays on there. And there’s some not so good plays. Some of those plays that show up are quick losses, maybe, and we can finish those plays better. Let’s keep doubling down on the fundamentals. Everyone is always under scrutiny and in competition."

Macdonald sounds fairly pleased with Bradford's performance throughout 2025. The head coach admits that Bradford could clean up some things technically, but he doesn't sound in legitimate danger of losing the right guard job in-season. The Seahawks will continue evaluating his performance.

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