After a disappointing season, the Seahawks are considering Klint Kubiak to lead their offense forward. But will his experience be enough to ignite a new offensive era in Seattle?

Are the Seahawks narrowing in on a replacement for fired offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb? One of the four known candidates has landed a second interview.

Despite the uneven work environment and significant injuries on a bad 5-12 team, Kubiak’s Saints ran the football with more effectiveness than Seattle did. That should appeal to Macdonald and GM John Schneider, who are searching for answers to their run-game woes. Kubiak likely presented those answers throughout his second interview in Seattle.

Kevin Stefanski reached back into Vikings days again to find a strong candidate for his offensive coordinator vacancy. He’s interviewing Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak today, a league source tells cleveland.

The Browns reportedly hired Tommy Rees to become their next offensive coordinator after interviewing a slew of candidates that included Kubiak, the New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator. Rees was promoted from within as he served as Cleveland's tight ends coach and pass game coordinator.

Kubiak, 37, is plenty familiar with Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski from their shared time with the Vikings over two different stints. Kubiak was an offensive quality control coach from 2013-2014 when Stefanski was assistant QBs coach and tight ends coach. Kubiak was then Minnesota’s QBs coach when Stefanski was offensive coordinator in 2019.

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski spoke to Klint Kubuak Monday for the offensive coordinator job, a coach with whom he has plenty of connections.

Klint Kubiak is still under contract with the New Orleans Saints next season. But another team is reportedly interested in his services, if the Saints have no interest in retaining him.

The Browns continued their search for an offensive coordinator on Jan. 13 when they interviewed Klint Kubiak for the job left vacant when Ken Dorsey was fired one day after the 3-14 season ended

The Seattle Seahawks are in the market for a new offensive coordinator, and so far, there have been five names the team has been looking at: Thomas Brown, former interim head coach/interim OC for the Chicago Bears Hank Fraley,

The Seahawks have yet to hire a new offensive coordinator, but two favorites have emerged with interesting ties for potential additions to the coaching staff.