After the team parted ways with Ryan Grubb, the search for an offensive coordinator came to an end this week when the Seahawks hired former New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. Before his season with the Saints, he was the offensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings in 2021.

Kubiak could bring a philosophical shift and staff changes as the Seahawks' offense tries to highlight it's top players more.

The Seattle Seahawks are in the market for a new offensive coordinator, and so far, there have been five names the team has been looking at: Byron Leftwich, former offensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Grant Udinski, current assistant offensive coordinator and quarterback coach for the Minnesota Vikings

As the Seahawks’ search for an offensive coordinator to replace the fired Ryan Grubb enters its third week, a third candidate is coming to town for a second interview.

The Seattle Seahawks have found their next offensive coordinator. After firing former University of Washington Huskies play-caller Ryan Grubb following his lone season in the NFL, the Seahawks are officially moving in another direction.

Head man Mike Macdonald said he was going to give the new play caller the latitude to bring his own offensive assistants.

Twenty days after firing Ryan Grubb, Seattle has finally found its new Offensive Coordinator for 2025, and the chosen one is Klint Kubiak. The position is crucial to the team’s success, since the offense ended up being one of the main reasons for the team’s losses and,

The Seattle Seahawks, in their search for a new offensive coordinator, could employ a rather unusual tactic when it comes to the position. NFL insider Albert Breer is reporting the Seahawks are considering splitting the position between two coaches – a run game coordinator paired with a passing game coordinator.

Seattle selects an offensive play-caller with NFL experience. Mike Macdonald swung for the fences with his first offensive coordinator. This