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The Seattle Seahawks agreed to a major trade that allows them to add All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson. His arrival means Anthony Bradford could be benched.

Jonathan Eig of 12th Man Rising argues that the Seattle Seahawks' trade acquisition of guard Quenton Nelson from the Indianapolis Colts could lead to Anthony Bradford losing his starting spot. Nelson is expected to take over at left guard, likely prompting the Seahawks coaching staff to shift current starter Grey Zabel over to right guard.
The writer notes that moving Zabel to right guard would relegate Bradford to the bench, potentially signaling the end of his tenure with Seattle ahead of his 2027 free agency. Eig considers an alternative shift of Zabel to center less likely midseason while working alongside quarterback Sam Darnold.
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