Bradley McDougald

The Seahawks traded S Bradley McDougald, a 1st-round 2021 pick, a 3rd-round 2021 pick and 2022 1st-round pick to the Jets in exchange for star safety Jamal Adams and a 4th-round pick in 2022.

Fantasy Impact

McDougald will replace Adams in the secondary and posted a solid season for the Seahawks in 2019. He racked up 70 tackles, 0.5 sacks and two interceptions across 15 games. McDougald is expected to have starting role with his new team and is currently 25th out of all defensive backs in the latest expert consensus rankings.

Bradley McDougald ends Sunday’s win over the Steelers with three total tackles and an interception.

Fantasy Impact

McDougald currently has seven total tackles and one interception through two games played. He finished last season with 78 total tackles and three interceptions. He can be left on waivers in all leagues.

Seahawks safety Bradley McDougald (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Chiefs. The team’s other starting safety, Tedric Thompson, has been ruled out with a chest issue.

Fantasy Impact

McDougald, who was named as a Pro Bowl alternate on Tuesday, has been battling patella tendonitis in his knee for about two months and had the issue flare up in last Sunday’s loss to the 49ers. He returned to the team Friday after spending a few days in California receiving regenoikine blood-spinning injection treatment. Head coach Pete Carroll said he expects McDougald to play against the Chiefs.

Seahawks starting strong safety Bradley McDougald did not practice Wednesday or Thursday due to a knee injury. Starting free safety Tedric Thompson (chest/ankle) has missed both days as well.

Fantasy Impact

McDougald, who was named as a Pro Bowl alternate on Tuesday, has been battling patella tendonitis in his knee for about two months and had the issue flare up in last Sunday’s loss to the 49ers. He has been away from the team for a couple days receiving outside treatment. Head coach Pete Carroll said he expects McDougald to rejoin the team on Friday. Seattle could be in trouble if either or both safeties are forced to miss Sunday’s game against the high-scoring Chiefs.

SS Bradley McDougald recorded four solo tackles and forced one fumble in the Seattle Seahawks' Week 6 victory over the Oakland Raiders.

Fantasy Impact

McDougald, the third-ranked DB to this point, had a quiet game by his standards. But he still made a splash play and caused a turnover.