Props to Anthony Bradford

[godawg]

I have been a big critic of Bradford because of his ability to kill plays with penalties and blown blocking assignments. Perhaps two games is too small a sample, but I have to say, Bradford has been pretty decent so far this year. His overall rating with PFF after 117 snaps is 65.3 (above average). He has had ZERO penalties, and ZERO sacks allowed. I am not yet a believer, but he has been much better than I expected.

Kudos.

 

[glenwo2]

No news is good news, imo.

 

[olyfan63]

Offensive linemen, thankless job, you really only notice them when they screw up.

Like Abe Lucas in game 1, screwed up and got pushed back into Darnold for the game-losing fumble.
That said, whole OL is looking more cohesive this year, very promising.

 

[hox]

O-line has looked improved, but they need to continue to work on run blocking. ZC had zero holes work with. Olu got beat on the sack, and Lucas had a couple of bad beats too. Pass pro last game was good, and little to no penalties so far is encouraging.

 

[sutz]

You mean a player got better with coaching and experience? Tell me it's not so, man!

 

[hox]

You mean a player got better with coaching and experience? Tell me it's not so, man!

Finally? This hasn't been the case with Seattle's o-line in the last decade or so. IF this holds up, it's the exception, not the rule.

 

[Aircrew]

Didn't he get Sam sacked/pressured a couple times last week against the 9ers?