The Seattle Seahawks' offensive line took a massive leap between seasons. The team was almost twice as good in pass-protection, going from 3.2 sacks allowed in 2024 -- the fourth-worst in the league -- to just 1.7 this season, tied for fifth-best.
However, that doesn't mean they were flawless. Right guard Anthony Bradford has been a mixed bag this season, alternating impressive plays with head-scratching missed assignments. According to Pro Football Focus (subscription required), his pass-blocking grade (40.8) was the fifth-worst among 81 eligible guards.
The Seahawks overcame his miscues for the most part, but with a date with Milton Williams in the Super Bowl, he might be in for his toughest challenge yet.