Bradley Sowell signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as undrafted free agent in 2012, and later spent time with the Indianapolis Colts, Arizona Cardinals, Seattle Seahawks and Chicago Bears.
19 Facts About Bradley Sowell
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Bradley Sowell was born in Memphis, Tennessee and raised in nearby Hernando, Mississippi.
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Bradley Sowell was then signed to the team's practice squad.
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Bradley Sowell began the season as the backup left tackle to Anthony Castonzo and made his professional debut on September 16,2012, against the Minnesota Vikings.
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Bradley Sowell began the season as the third right tackle on the depth chart.
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Bradley Sowell then was named backup left tackle to Levi Brown and replaced him when he was ineffective.
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Bradley Sowell ultimately performed well enough to win the starting position and the Cardinals then traded Brown to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Bradley Sowell appeared in all 16 of the regular season games on special teams and started the last 12 games of the regular season at left tackle.
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Bradley Sowell struggled throughout his first season in Arizona and was rated 76th out of 76 tackles that qualified by Pro Football Focus.
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Bradley Sowell finished his career in Arizona with a total of 48 games appearances and 12 starts.
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Bradley Sowell won the Seahawks' starting left tackle position in training camp and started the season.
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Undrafted rookie George Fant started in his place for four games and performed well enough to win the starting position once Bradley Sowell returned from injury.
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On October 12,2016, it was reported that offensive line coach Tom Cable had announced that Bradley Sowell would compete with tackle Garry Gilliam for the starting right tackle position.
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Bradley Sowell was a healthy scratch the last two weeks of the season and finished the season appearing in ten games with nine starts.
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Bradley Sowell competed against Tom Compton for a job as the backup offensive tackle, behind incumbent starters Massie and Charles Leno Jr.
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Bradley Sowell was named the backup offensive tackle behind Leno to begin the regular season, and worked as emergency long snapper while Patrick Scales was treating an injury.
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On March 12,2018, Bradley Sowell signed a two-year contract extension with the Bears.
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Bradley Sowell saw time at fullback, playing eight snaps at the position in the regular season finale against the Minnesota Vikings.
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Bradley Sowell played in the first two games of the regular season.