Mike Macdonald references Chicago Bulls for Seahawks championship strategy
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 5:10 AM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald is looking to past championship success to guide his current roster. During his recent preparations, Macdonald identified the Chicago Bulls as a primary blueprint for sustained winning. He aims to adapt the professional standards and methodologies associated with that franchise to bolster the Seahawks' pursuit of a Super Bowl title. This strategic approach follows his offseason efforts to instill a new team culture in Seattle. Macdonald remains focused on refining his coaching methods to align with historical models of excellence within professional sports leagues. The team continues to build toward its competitive goals as the NFL season progresses.
- •Mike Macdonald leads the Seattle Seahawks as head coach.
- •The Chicago Bulls serve as the primary reference point for team strategy.
- •The coaching staff aims for a Super Bowl championship.
- •Macdonald is currently implementing his long-term vision for the team.
"Honeymoons are for newlyweds celebrating true love and for future NFL head coaches plotting Super Bowl glory. At least in the case of Mike Macdonald, who has now turned to the Chicago Bulls as his recipe reference for a repeat.
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