Bradford (back) has no injury designation ahead of Sunday's matchup against the 49ers, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford didn't participate in Thursday's practice due to a back injury, but he's moved past the issue in time to play in Week 1's divisional contest. Expect the 2023 fourth-round pick to start at right guard in Seattle on Sunday.

Bradford (back) did not participate at the Seahawks' practice Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford was a full participant at practice to open the week Wednesday, but he popped up on the injury report Thursday with a back issue. It's unclear what the severity of the injury is, and he will look to return to practice Friday. If Bradford is unavailable for Sunday's regular-season opener against the 49ers, Bryce Cabeldue is a candidate to start at right guard in his place.

Bradford (ankle) is healthy for the Seahawks' offseason training activities and has seen some work with the first-team offense, Justin Melo of Seahawks Wire reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford suffered an ankle injury against Arizona in Week 12 of last season and remained on IR for the remainder of the campaign. The LSU product started at right guard in all 11 of the games he participated in last year, and he could be in the running to reprise that role in 2025. Christian Haynes is also an option to take on the starting role, as is Sataoa Laumea, who took over as the starter following Bradford's injury last season.

The Seahawks placed Bradford (ankle) on injured reserve Wednesday, John Boyle of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford suffered an ankle injury during the Seahawks' 16-6 win over the Cardinals this past Sunday. He'll be forced to miss at least the next four regular-season games, making Week 17 against the Bears on Thursday, Dec. 26 the earliest he is eligible to return. Boyle relays that Christian Haynes is the likely candidate to start at right guard moving forward due to Bradford's injury.

Bradford suffered an ankle injury in Sunday's win over the Cardinals, Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle reports.

EDGE Analysis

Coach Mike Macdonald said Bradford's ankle isn't broken, but he's expected to miss at least the next game next Sunday against the Jets, Crabtree added. Christian Haynes replaced Bradford at right guard following the injury.

Bradford (leg) is doubtful to return to Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford was helped off the field after suffering a leg injury in the first quarter, and not long after he was carted to the locker room. Rookie third-round pick Christian Haynes has taken over at right guard.

Bradford (undisclosed) passed his physical Saturday.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford was placed on the active/NFI list Thursday, but he's now been cleared to practice. The second-year pro is slated to work as Seattle's starting right guard during the coming campaign.

The Seahawks placed Bradford (undisclosed) on the active/NFI list Thursday, John Boyle of the team's official website reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford battled ankle and knee issues last season and again tweaked his ankle during OTAs earlier this offseason. But his placement on the non-football injury list suggests it's not one of those issues that landed him there. The 2023 fourth-rounder started 10 of 14 games he appeared in as a rookie and is expected to open the 2024 season as the Seahawks' starting right guard.

Bradford (ankle) was spotted doing individual and position drills during Wednesday's mandatory minicamp session, Corbin K. Smith of Sports Illustrated reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bradford tweaked his ankle during Seattle's OTAs just a couple weeks ago, but it seems as if he's already moved past the issue. The 23-year-old offensive lineman made 10 starts during his rookie campaign, playing a total of 661 offensive snaps. Now that Bradford has returned to full health, he's expected to start as the Seahawks' right guard in 2024.

Bradford tweaked his ankle during OTAs on Tuesday, Brady Henderson of ESPN.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Per coach Mike Macdonald, Bradford shouldn't be out long. Once back to 100 percent, he'll compete with Nick Harris and rookie third-rounder Christian Haynes for a starting spot on the interior of the offensive line.