Joining the Seahawks in free agency, Sam Darnold has kicked off the process adjusting to a receiving corps with no players that he has thrown to previously, quickly building chemistry with Cooper Kupp and a new-look group in OTAs.

Since breaking into the NFL undrafted two years ago, Jake Bobo has had to constantly prove himself with the Seahawks. But no matter the circumstances, he has delivered, and he’s silencing doubters again with another strong spring.

Replacing Geno Smith under center, the Seahawks will be counting on Sam Darnold to build off a breakout 2024 season as their new franchise quarterback. But historical and circumstantial context make it tough to predict what to reasonably expect from the veteran with his new team.

Injuries have slowed down Cooper Kupp in recent seasons, but his remaining strengths should allow him to mesh well in Klint Kubiak’s scheme alongside Jaxon Smith-Njigba as part of a rebuilt Seahawks receiving corps.

Attending his first NFL combine as a head coach, Mike Macdonald sees the Seahawks way ahead of schedule compared to a year ago thanks to wholesale changes on their offensive coaching staff.

Prioritizing continuity and emphasizing the run game during the hiring process, the Seahawks have one move left to make to ace their staff rebuild on offense.

Checking off an important box before calling a single play in Seattle, Klint Kubiak brought a few respected assistants on board to help him get the Seahawks’ offense back on track in 2025.

Most NFL teams rarely use a fullback these days, but Klint Kubiak has sights set on turning back the clock as he takes over as the Seahawks new offensive coordinator.

For those wondering if Klint Kubiak might have other plans at quarterback, the Seahawks new play caller gave an emphatic vote of confidence for Geno Smith.