As the Seattle Seahawks prepare for their final preseason game against the Cleveland Browns, the starting offensive line is almost finalized, with George Fant set to replace the injured Abraham Lucas at right tackle. The competition for the starting right guard remains fierce between rookie Christian Haynes and sophomore Anthony Bradford, with head coach Mike Macdonald indicating that the decision will be made after the upcoming game. Lucas, who underwent knee surgery, has not yet been activated from the PUP list, leading to uncertainty about his availability for the season opener against the Denver Broncos. Additionally, linebacker Jerome Baker is nursing a hamstring injury, which may prevent him from playing in Week 1, potentially paving the way for rookie Tyrice Knight to start. Despite the challenges, Macdonald remains optimistic about the team's growth and readiness for the regular season, emphasizing the need for improvement in defensive execution. Running back Kenny McIntosh has shown promise, contributing significantly in the preseason as he vies for a roster spot.