Facts are facts. Our team does not have many holes. The Seattle Seahawks are not want for much of anything, really, other than improvement. Anthony Bradford was not that bad last season. But, he knows he can get better. Looks as if he’s working towards that goal, with or without your approval. Where do you sit on the Bradford question? Is he hot garbage, or a weed whose virtues have yet to be discovered? If you are done with him, who to replace him? How good can the Seahawks O-line be with a more
well-rounded Anthony Bradford? Aren’t we better with the best version of a player who has unique upside? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Happy Monday! Go get em! Thanks for being here. Oh, and… Go, ‘Hawks!
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Seattle Seahawks News
The Seahawks are finally seeing the Elijah Arroyo they drafted – Seaside Joe
Can Arroyo turn potential into production?
Which Seahawks defender has the most Hall of Fame potential? – Seattle Sports
Yahoo Sports’ Frank Schwab thinks star cornerback Devon Witherspoon has the best shot.
Seahawks training camp: What we’ve learned through first week – The Seattle Times
Saturday’s workout at the VMAC marked one week since the Seahawks opened training camp. What have we learned so far? Here are some thoughts on each position group.
Anthony Bradford ‘Blocks Out Noise,’ Opponents as Seahawks’ Bullying Guard Finds His Rhythm – Emerald City Spectrum
In the social media era where anyone can make their opinions known and accessible to everyone with the instantaneous click of a mouse or tap of the touch screen, NFL players face the near-impossible task of avoiding their critics and the vitriol spewed on X, Instagram, Tik Tok, and other platforms.
Four Main Takeaways of Seahawks’ Back to Shells Practice #7 – si.com
The Seattle Seahawks are back in shells practice as the younger players shined the brightest.
What to expect from Seahawks on ‘Hard Knocks’ debut – ESPN.com
Late in practice Thursday, Seattle Seahawks outside linebacker Derick Hall and defensive tackle Rylie Mills stood face-to-face on the sideline as they engaged in a bout of “shadowboxing,” the quick-timing and reaction game that became a motif of the team’s tight-knit culture in 2025.
Managers of Violence: Seahawks Week 1 Training Camp Notes – Sea Hawkers Podcast
Live from Sunday night, we’re wrapping up Week 1 of Seahawks training camp before tomorrow’s Rams Know Your Rival episode drops.
NFC West News
Weird and unusual happenings that occurred during the 1976 Cardinals-Chargers “Mainichi Star Bowl” – Revenge of the Birds
The St. Louis Cardinals played the San Diego Chargers in the NFL’s first game not played in North America on August, 16, 1976. The game took place in Tokyo, Japan.
The Golden Fool’s Mailbag: Mykel Williams/George Kittle return, 49ers injuries, Kyle Shanahan – Niners Nation
We haven’t done one of these in awhile. Let’s go through some questions.
What we know about the injury causing Myles Garrett to miss 4 practices – Turf Show Times
Myles Garrett is managing “soreness in his lower half” in first training camp with Rams
