Seattle Seahawks lose offensive linemen while enhancing roster strength
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

The Seattle Seahawks are undergoing significant changes to their offensive line as they pursue improved roster depth. The team lost offensive guard Bryce Cabeldue to the Las Vegas Raiders and claimed Christian Haynes off waivers, joining the Miami Dolphins. Coach Mike Macdonald acknowledged the challenges and choices involved in reshaping the unit, looking to maximize performance ahead of future matchups. Key player Anthony Bradford has shown promise, and the addition of Quenton Nelson, known for his leadership and ability on the field, aims to further stabilize the line.
- •Bryce Cabeldue has joined the Raiders after leaving Seattle.
- •Christian Haynes was claimed by the Dolphins on October 29, 2026.
- •Anthony Bradford has earned a starting role with the Seahawks.
- •Quenton Nelson's experience is expected to bolster the offensive line.
- •Coach Mike Macdonald emphasizes the importance of adapting the lineup.
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"The Seahawks offensive line has been baptized in competition ever since Mike Macdonald came to town.
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