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Seahawks right guard Anthony Bradford will play in just his second game this season after returning from injured reserve…

Seattle Seahawks right guard Anthony Bradford will return to action on Sunday night against the Kansas City Chiefs following an injured reserve stint. Head coach Mike Macdonald confirmed Bradford's return, expressing excitement over his physical presence and strong recovery mindset. Bradford suffered knee and hip injuries in the season opener before missing Week 2 and subsequently landing on injured reserve.
Bradford's return allows Seattle to reunite its full starting offensive line for only the second time this season. While Christian Haynes and Beau Stephens filled in at right guard during his absence, Bradford maintained team involvement by attending meetings and workouts. Coach Macdonald praised Bradford's work ethic and positive attitude throughout his rehabilitation.
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