Anthony Bradford Fantasy Stats

Seattle Seahawks offensive guard Anthony Bradford is a big, powerful blocker who doesn't seem like an ideal fit for an outside zone scheme that suits more athletic linemen. However, ESPN's Brady Henderson writes that Bradford looked trimmer this offseason and shared first-team reps with Christian Haynes at OTAs and minicamp this offseason as he looks to win back the starting job at right guard. "A.B.'s done a great job this spring," head coach Mike Macdonald said. "His body comp has really improved, which speaks to his work ethic. I think he's made strides ... It's time to go prove it consistently. He knows that, but he's right in the thick of it with the battle at right guard." The 24-year-old suffered an ankle injury in Week 12 that sent him to Injured Reserve after he started 11 games to open up the season. If he can stay healthy, he should have a good shot to regain his starting gig on the O-line.

Seattle Seahawks offensive guard Anthony Bradford (leg) isn't expected to return to the Week 12 matchup versus the Arizona Cardinals. He was eventually carted to the locker room, so it's likely his day is over. Hopefully, the injury isn't anything too serious, which would be a tough blow for a Seahawks offensive line that has had issues protecting Geno Smith this season.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike MacDonald said that offensive guard Anthony Bradford (ankle) tweaked his ankle at organized team activities on Tuesday but that he shouldn't be out for long. Bradford should be ready to go at least for the start of training camp at the end of July and should also be fine for the start of his second season in the NFL. After being drafted by Seattle in the fourth round (108th overall) last year out of LSU, Bradford ended up playing in 14 games (10 starts) in his first year in the league for the Seahawks. Bradford will be competing for a starting guard spot in training camp this year with Nick Harris and rookie third-rounder Christian Haynes.