New Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is busy installing his offense this season. Kubiak has already made notable changes to Mike Macdonald’s coaching staff, hiring Andrew Janocko at quarterbacks coach, and John Benton to coach the offensive line. Seattle’s offense will look drastically different in 2025 after moving on from previous OC Ryan Grubb, who recently joined Alabama.
Kubiak was the offensive play-caller for the New Orleans Saints last season. His unit dealt with various injuries, including serious ones to quarterback Derek Carr, and No. 1 wide receiver Chris Olave. Kubiak’s offense finished 25th in scoring (19.9/game), 23rd in passing (205.2), and 14th in rushing (114.9). Improving Seattle’s 28th-ranked run game will be a point of emphasis this offseason.
One of Kubiak’s best offensive concepts throughout 2024 was the Yankee Concept. A staple play broken down by Alexander Castro, Kubiak strategically places two tight ends on the EDGE. Checkdown routes are present for the running back and TE. Carr then rips this throw to Rashid Shaheed for a sizable gain.
Klint Kubiak – Yankee Concept
Kubiak put two TEs on the EDGE. Two checkdowns routes for RB and TE. R. Shaheed waits safety open hips to make the cut. Derek Carr great arm strenght pic.twitter.com/wAcSGENfMN
— Alexandre Castro (@alexcastrofilho) January 28, 2025
