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Seahawks hire Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator

Bellingham, WALocal News

The Seattle Seahawks have appointed Klint Kubiak as their new offensive coordinator, marking the end of a three-week search for a replacement after firing Ryan Grubb. Grubb's pass-heavy offensive scheme resulted in the team ranking 28th in rushing, prompting the need for a strategic change. Kubiak's previous experience includes serving as the offensive coordinator for the New Orleans Saints, where he faced challenges due to significant player injuries, leading the team to rank 21st in total offense. He has a rich coaching background, being the son of Gary Kubiak, a Super Bowl-winning coach, and has held roles with the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers. Last season, despite struggles in the running game, the Seahawks achieved franchise records in passing, with quarterback Geno Smith achieving a remarkable 4,320 yards.

Kubiak's hiring is anticipated to bolster the Seahawks' offensive performance, particularly in their rushing game. The team's leadership hopes that Kubiak's expertise will translate into improved results on the field. As the Seahawks prepare for the upcoming season, Kubiak's vision will be pivotal in shaping their offensive strategy.

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