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

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

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.

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,

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

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

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

First-year Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald was dissatisfied with his team’s lack of balance on offense, and that cost offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb his job.

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.”

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.