Seahawks starting RG returns to practice

The Seattle Seahawks have allowed right guard Anthony Bradford to return to practice, according to ESPN’s Brady Henderson. This development provides the team with an opportunity to re-evaluate their starting lineup following Bradford's absence due to multiple injuries. The highly skilled guard has been sidelined with knee and hip injuries, and has been on injured reserve for a period of time.

Bradford's return to practice was met with optimism from Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald, who stated on Friday that the starting right guard had a "really good chance" to return to practice during the week. Macdonald also expressed confidence that Bradford could play in the upcoming Week 7 game against the Kansas City Chiefs, an undefeated opponent. This potential return is crucial for the Seahawks, as it would provide them with a familiar face in their offensive lineup during a critical matchup.

During his limited appearances this season, Bradford has not allowed a single sack or quarterback hit. However, he has faced three quarterback pressures across 50 offensive snaps played. These statistics reflect his performance in restricted action before his injury. The team will have a few days to assess Bradford's readiness to play, and once a decision is made, he could be activated for the upcoming game.