re: Ryan Grubb named Seahawks OC

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Kirby Moore.

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Good athlete. He had nearly 100 TD receptions in HS in Washington. His brother Kellen was 50-3 playing QB for the same school.

I think Grubb stays. Doesn't make sense to make a move yet - Gotta imagine he and DeBear are within two years of going next level.

Breer is saying he is likely headed to the Commanders and then maybe Chip to the Raiders.

I wouldn't buy Twitter legs necessarily. The NFL product is pretty deeply integrated with traditional media and the teams are usually open with their interview candidates though they don't necessarily have to be quite as open with college candidates.


Edit: My point with traditional media is ESPN hasn't reported this at all but it is all over the place from sources not deeply connected to the NFL. The NFL is not like college ball, almost all "reports" are controlled leaks from the franchise or required communications by the league.

I have seen Mike Kafka's named mentioned as one of the potential candidates. I just wish they would hurry up and hire anyone whose name isn't Grubb.

I just don't see a younger first-time head coach who has a defensive background hiring a college offensive coordinator. Macdonald has already hired a former HC and defensive-mind to be his Assistant Head Coach in Leslie Frazier. They plan on bringing a lot of experience on defense...hiring a college offensive coordinator with no NFL experience seems like a risky decision for a first time head coach.

You gotta really believe that what DeBoer is doing with Grubb is a true innovation in approaching offense in the 2020s to make that move...and if that is the case then I think we should be excited about who we just hired to be HC.

The Giants blocked Mike Kafka from interviewing with the Seattle Seahawks for the OC position. He already interviewed with them for the HC position. What a crock!

Get the feeling it's gonna be the Detroit guy

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Based on the Giants blocking Kafka, I don't think Grubb is their favorite. I think the Detroit gut would be a great hire.

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He'll be everyone's favorite when Grubb helps DeBoer win the National Championship.

I’m assuming Grubb has not come to a full agreement yet with Alabama, so is this just a play by his agent (floating his name around) to get more $$?

Don’t blame him really - would be a good time to do it.

From what I read the average salary for an OC in the NFL is 1 mil a year, and Grubb was the highest paid coordinator in college football last year at 2 million a year.