OG · Seattle Seahawks · #76
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Following Seattle's 34-17 loss to Chicago, rookie lineman Grey Zabel openly discussed the struggles of his recent position change after a difficult matchup against Jeffery Simmons. Simmons got the better of him repeatedly, highlighting the adjustment challenges Zabel faces as he settles into his new role along the Seahawks' offensive line.
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Seattle's trade for Quenton Nelson is prompting Grey Zabel to shift from guard to right guard. Zabel called the positional change a significant growing experience as he adjusts to a new role. The move is expected to strengthen the Seahawks' offensive line, with Nelson's addition shaping how the unit is configured this season.
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Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald confirmed newly acquired Quenton Nelson will slot in at right guard after his trade from Indianapolis. That move pushes Anthony Bradford and Grey Zabel into a battle for remaining interior line spots, clouding both players' roles as Seattle reshuffles its offensive line depth chart heading into the season.
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After Seattle's trade for Quenton Nelson, coach Mike Macdonald confirmed Grey Zabel will move from right guard to make room for the veteran. Nelson is expected to start right away, with his first game for the Seahawks coming Monday night against the Bears, while Zabel shifts positions on the line.
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The Seahawks acquired six-time All-Pro guard Quenton Nelson from Indianapolis, and coach Mike Macdonald confirmed the move is reshaping Seattle's offensive line. Nelson slots in at left guard, pushing Grey Zabel over to right guard, while Anthony Bradford's role is now in question. The changes aim to boost protection for Sam Darnold and the run game.
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After Seattle's 34-17 loss to Chicago on Monday Night Football, Seahawks lineman Grey Zabel spoke candidly about his position change following a rough outing against Jeffery Simmons.
Following the Quenton Nelson trade, Seattle is reshuffling its offensive line, moving Nelson to left guard, shifting Grey Zabel to right guard, and affecting Anthony Bradford's role.
Seahawks lineman Grey Zabel says his move to right guard will be a major learning experience as Seattle hopes its trade for Quenton Nelson boosts the offense and impacts him and another teammate.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald confirmed Quenton Nelson will play right guard after his trade from Indianapolis, raising questions about roster spots for Grey Zabel and Anthony Bradford.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald confirmed Grey Zabel will shift to right guard after Seattle acquired Quenton Nelson, who is set to start when the team faces the Bears Monday night.
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald confirmed offensive line changes following the Quenton Nelson trade, including moving Grey Zabel to a new position.
A year after Seattle's Super Bowl run was fueled by standout rookies like Grey Zabel, the team's 2025 draft class has yet to show the expected second-year improvement.