The New Orleans Saints will look dramatically different in 2025, and the changes could continue with offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak set to find a new home.

The Seattle Seahawks are closing in on hiring their next offensive coordinator with a New Orleans Saints assistant as the priority.

After a disappointing season, the Seahawks are considering Klint Kubiak to lead their offense forward. But will his experience be enough to ignite a new offensive era in Seattle?

The Seattle Seahawks have scheduled a second interview for Friday with New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak for their open offensive coordinator position, per the NFL Network.

Despite the uneven work environment and significant injuries on a bad 5-12 team, Kubiak’s Saints ran the football with more effectiveness than Seattle did. That should appeal to Macdonald and GM John Schneider, who are searching for answers to their run-game woes. Kubiak likely presented those answers throughout his second interview in Seattle.

New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak appears to be “in the driver’s seat” for Seattle’s opening, according to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. Kubiak has also drawn interest from the Cleveland Browns, but the Seahawks are hosting him for a second in-person interview on Friday.

After shockingly dismissing Ryan Grubb to kick off their 2025 offseason, the Seattle Seahawks are searching for their third offensive coordinator in as many yea

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The New Orleans offensive coordinator is the first known candidate to receive a second interview with the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seahawks are getting another look at Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kuibiak. According to a Thursday morning report by NFL Network, Seattle is bringing him in for a second interview, which will be in-person.

Compared to the other open head-coaching positions, we have heard relatively little about the possibilities in Dallas.