Muskegon grad Anthony Bradford (LSU OG/OT) has declared for the 2023 NFL Draft

Muskegon grad Anthony Bradford (LSU OG/OT) has declared for the NFL draft after spending the past 4 seasons at LSU. He was tremendous high player at Muskegon while in HS.

Versatile offensive lineman with the ability to play guard or tackle … Has made starts at both guard and tackle during his brief LSU career … Emerged from fall camp a year ago as a starter on the offensive line … Five career starts, all coming in 2021 … 16 career appearances … Did not participate in spring practice in 2022 … As talented an offensive lineman as there is on the LSU roster … Fits the bill as a player who can be a dominate SEC offensive lineman with a 6-foot-5, 345-pound frame.

SOPHOMORE SEASON (2021)
Saw action in six games, starting five times … Opened season as starter at right guard vs. UCLA … Did not play in LSU’s next three games … Started at left tackle in four consecutive games – Auburn, at Kentucky, Florida and at Ole Miss … Did not see any action in LSU’s final five games.

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON (2020)
Appeared in seven games with most of his action coming on special teams … Played on field goal and point-after touchdown protection units.

FRESHMAN SEASON (2019)
Played in three games with no starts … Saw action in a backup role in wins over Northwestern State, Vanderbilt and Arkansas.

HIGH SCHOOL
Consensus four-star prospect from Michigan … Tremendous upper body strength giving him the ability to push the pile … Excels in run blocking … The No. 11 offensive tackle prospect in the nation and No. 3 overall prospect from the state of Michigan according to Rivals… Played both left tackle and right tackle during his prep career … Blocked for a quarterback who broke the Muskegon High School passing record, the winningest program in Michigan state high school history… Won three division-three state titles in Michigan and helped lead Muskegon to a 27-game winning streak … Won the “Big Man Bench” at the Rivals100 Five-Star Challenge in the summer of 2018, pumping out 31 reps in the 225-pound bench press.