The Seattle Seahawks are headed into what is commonly known as a "mini bye week" following their Thursday Night Football loss to the Denver Broncos. It is the double-edged sword of playing on Thursday's, as the extra few days of rest after the game make it worth playing on such a short week. Seattle could surely use an extra few days to figure out how to right the ship and get healthy - that second one is key, and it seems as if that could be the case.
On Friday morning, Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald spoke with radio hosts Brock Huard and Mike Salk as he usually does the day after a game. Macdonald spoke at length on a number of topics, including whether or not they will make a switch at quarterback. One such topic was the health of starting
right guard Anthony Bradford.
Macdonald said Bradford has a great chance at both practicing and playing in Week 7 against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Mike Macdonald said RG Anthony Bradford has a really good chance of being back for next week's game.
— John Boyle (@johnpboyle) October 16, 2026
Seattle placed Anthony Bradford on injured reserve following their Week 2 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. He has now missed the requisite number of games in order to be eligible to return. If he is ready to go, the Seahawks need him back in the worst way. Seattle's offensive line has surrendered ten sacks over the last two games, and their ground game is inconsistent at best.
This article originally appeared on Seahawks Wire: Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald gives positive update for RG Anthony Bradford
