Seahawks Activate 39-Start OL Ahead of Chiefs Bout

The Seattle Seahawks officially activated starting right guard Anthony Bradford from injured reserve ahead of their matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Bradford, who has made 39 career starts for Seattle, missed five games due to knee and hip injuries sustained early in the season. Head coach Mike Macdonald welcomed the return, noting it allows the team to reunite its preferred starting offensive line combination.

Bradford's return provides protection reinforcement for quarterback Sam Darnold following back-to-back losses where the Seahawks allowed five sacks in each game. In corresponding roster moves, Seattle waived wide receiver Montorie Foster Jr. and elevated defensive back Trevon Diggs and linebacker Jimmy Ciarlo from the practice squad.