Missing the playoffs is the last thing the Seahawks wanted, but Mike Macdonald has taken a positive spin on the disappointment looking towards 2025.

It’s possible more candidates will emerge before the Seahawks make a final decision. Understanding the philosophical differences that emerged between Macdonald and Grubb, we’ve ranked the present three candidates through the eyes of Macdonald.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald recently voiced his support for a new Geno Smith deal. Read more at Pro Football Rumors.

H eading into the 2025 offseason, the Seattle Seahawks have some easy personnel calls to make. They have already made the most-obvious move by dismissing offensive coordinator Rya

While Mike Macdonald acknowledged the decision isn't his to make, he vouched for Geno Smith to be back under center for the Seahawks next season.

The Seahawks saw success and production from their rookies that head coach Mike Macdonald said will “pay dividends for us in the future.”

The Seattle Seahawks first year under Mike MacDonald has been what most would consider a mild success. Failing to achieve a playoff berth in the hyper-competitive NFC, where the #7 seeded Green Bay Packers finished the year at 11-6,

During his end-of-season news conference, Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald talked about the change at offensive coordinator and what he expects from the next one.

The most important decision regards starting quarterback Geno Smith, who's had a hell of a late-blooming run the last three years in Seattle.

Turnovers withstanding, Geno Smith did a fine job navigating challenging circumstances to remain highly productive for the Seahawks in 2024.