The Seattle Seahawks are planning to appoint Brian Fleury as their upcoming offensive coordinator following their recent Super Bowl victory. Although the team initially intended to promote a candidate from within, they chose to recruit Fleury from their division rival, the San Francisco 49ers. This move follows the departure of former coordinator Klint Kubiak, who left to become the head coach for the Las Vegas Raiders. Fleury brings extensive experience from his seven-year tenure under Kyle Shanahan, where he most recently managed the tight ends and the running game. By selecting a coach with this background, head coach Mike Macdonald aims to maintain scheme continuity for quarterback Sam Darnold. This strategic hire ensures the Seahawks' offense remains rooted in the West Coast system while integrating fresh leadership for the 2026 season.