Seahawks Seek Offensive Coordinator After Dismissing Ryan Grubb

The Seattle Seahawks are intensifying their search for a new offensive coordinator to replace Ryan Grubb, focusing primarily on Hank Fraley, the offensive line coach for the Detroit Lions, who has recently had multiple interviews with the team. As other coaching vacancies are filled, Fraley's options appear to be narrowing, increasing Seattle's chances of securing him for the role. Notably, the Seahawks are considering a unique approach of splitting the offensive coordinator duties, potentially pairing Fraley with another coach to assist in play calling, given Fraley's lack of prior experience in that area. Alongside Fraley, Scott Turner, the former passing game coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders, has been mentioned as a possible co-coordinator. This strategy would align with the Seahawks' past practices and could help bolster their run game, which needs significant improvement. With the coaching carousel accelerating, the Seahawks are under pressure to finalize their decision soon.