Bradford sits next to Lucas on Seattle’s right side, a duo critics labeled potential weaknesses. Bradford’s progress will be pivotal for run-blocking and pass protection, especially against SF’s front. A solid season from Bradford could unlock the improved line’s full upside.

Bradford projects to start at right guard in Seattle, with depth behind him including Cabeldue and Richman. His play will shape Seattle's early-season stability and running backside execution.

Bradford, a young guard on rookie deals, flashed potential but has shown limitations in his first two seasons. The Seahawks would benefit from veteran leadership and consistency if Risner signs; Bradford would likely shift to a reserve role, with Benton able to maximize his upside in a thoughtful scheme.

Bradford carved out a standout Week 2 showing on Seattle’s line, posting 90+ overall grade territory with zero pressures, anchoring the run game and pass protection in a process that signals a more stable interior for Seattle.

Bradford stood out as the starting right guard, recording six positive grades on 13 run-blocking snaps and conceding zero pressures in six pass-blocking snaps. His performance, if replicated post-review, could elevate Seattle’s interior line to elite status and anchor the run game.