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Seahawks Offense Finds Identity Under New Playcaller
27 Aug
Summary
- Seahawks are adjusting to offensive coordinator Brian Fleury's new system.
- Quarterback Sam Darnold emphasizes daily improvement and identity building.
- Expect heavy involvement for running backs and tight ends in the offense.
The Seattle Seahawks' offense is actively developing its identity under new offensive coordinator Brian Fleury, who replaced Klint Kubiak. Quarterback Sam Darnold described the process as "continuing to find our identity," stressing the importance of meticulous detail and consistent effort throughout training camp. The team aims to build momentum from each practice leading into the regular season, preparing them for their Week 1 matchup against the New England Patriots.
While much of the previous offensive scheme by Kubiak has been retained, Fleury has introduced adjustments and his own unique strategies. The offense is expected to heavily feature running backs in both rushing and receiving plays, with Darnold noting their strong performance catching passes out of the backfield and in the slot. Given Fleury's background as a tight end coach, tight end AJ Barner is also anticipated to be a significant target throughout the season.
