Seahawks Guard Bradford Handles Demotion

Demotion decision

Anthony Bradford acknowledged his disappointment about losing his starting job but called the decision to insert Quenton Nelson into the lineup a no-brainer.

“It don't make it easier because I know what type of player I am. You know what I'm saying?”

Trade impact

Bradford's demotion follows his strong return from injured reserve after a four-week knee injury.

Team support

Coach Mike Macdonald and John Schneider expressed appreciation for Bradford's role and commitment to the team.

“It's not an easy situation, but he's a tough cookie, and the guys will have his back as well”

Future outlook

Bradford remains with Seattle as an unrestricted free agent after the season with potential to return next year.

“It don't change at all, it's just the business that we in”

Injury status

Bradford completed minor knee procedure to address injury and is ready to play ball.

“I feel great, man. Overall, it was a great decision”

Team strategy

Offensive coordinator Brian Fleury plans ways to keep Bradford involved with the team.

“John and Mike obviously made a decision that they felt was the best for the Seahawks”

Position change

Quenton Nelson moves to left guard with Grey Zabel shifting from left to right guard.

Team reaction

Bradford appreciates support from coaches and teammates despite demotion.

“Just being in the harsh business that we're in, seeing that Coach Mike and John, everybody got just my back in all this stuff”

Next steps

Bradford remains ready to play ball and could return to starting role if injuries occur.