Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Quenton Nelson will shift to right guard for the upcoming season, according to reports. The move raises questions about the roles of fellow interior linemen Grey Zabel and Anthony Bradford as the team finalizes its starting lineup.
Nelson, a multiple-time All-Pro selection, has primarily played left guard throughout his career. His transition to the right side could reshape the Seahawks' offensive line configuration heading into the 2026 campaign.
Zabel and Bradford, both competing for playing time, now face increased competition for the remaining guard spot. The Seahawks' coaching staff has not publicly announced a final depth chart for the interior line positions.
