Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is spending the early portion of the offseason reflecting on his debut season. Macdonald has already overseen one big-time staff change, relieving offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb of his duties. The Seahawks are now searching for their next offensive play caller.

In the aftermath of Ryan Grubb's dismissal, Mike Macdonald has already gone to work publicly selling the Seahawks new offensive coordinator vacancy.

Smith is the offensive coordinator in Miami, where head coach Mike McDaniel calls the plays. Smith, 43, also impressed the Seahawks interviewing with them last January for the head job in Seattle.

The Seahawks will interview Bears interim coach Thomas Brown and Detroit assistant Hank Fraley for their offensive-coordinator job, according to reports.

When Macdonald spoke with the media in his season-ending press conference earlier this week he stated the obvious about Grubb's offense letting DK down.

The Seattle Seahawks firing offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb after one season understandably left some wondering if head coach Mike Macdonald could want an upgrade at quarterback over veteran Geno Smith.

Minutes after news broke that the Seattle Seahawks parted ways with OC Ryan Grubb, coach Mike Macdonald explained the move on Seattle Sports.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald expanded on his decision to fire offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, and threw his support behind quarterback Geno Smith during his season-ending press conference on Tuesday.

Another year, another offensive coordinator search for the Seattle Seahawks. The quick exit, stage right for Ryan Grubb means that, much like his predecessor Pete Carroll, there will be a new OC for Mike Macdonald when he starts his second season as Seahawks head coach.