Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald made a big decision once his debut season in charge ended, firing first-year offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb. Macdonald was dissatisfied with the inconsistencies,

The Seattle Seahawks have relieved offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb of his duties after an up-and-down season for the Hawks' offense.

O-line issues and the lack of a clear offensive identity led to an underwhelming season for Seattle's first-year play caller.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald relieved offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb of his duties, citing a philosophical divide. It was a sizable decision, and the Seahawks will now begin the proces

Fired coordinator Ryan Grubb wasn't blameless for the Seahawks' offensive issues this season, but this was primarily a personnel issue.

Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald explained why the team fired offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb after the season.

Mario Ferraro produced a fight and the game-winning goal, Marc-Edouard Vlasic notched a point in his season debut and the San Jose Sharks broke an eight-game losing streak by edging the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning 2-1 on Thursday.

Quarterback Geno Smith finished the season with 4,320 passing yards, No. 4 in the NFL. He had 21 touchdown passes but 15 interceptions, the most he has thrown in a season since his rookie season in 2013 when he threw 21 with the New York Jets.

Less than 24 hours after closing a 10-7 season with a hollow, 30-25 win over the Los Angeles Rams, the Seahawks parted ways with their first-year offensive coordinator Monday. They did so, Macdonald said on Seattle Sports 710 AM, because, “I felt like the direction our offense was going was different than [the] vision that I had for our team.”

Grubb was in his first NFL role after finding success with the University of Washington, but the Seahawks appear to be looking for a new person to run the offense.