Seahawks explore schematic evolution under new coordinators
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
During a recent discussion about the Seattle Seahawks' ongoing development, insights were shared regarding the team's potential evolutions in offensive and defensive strategies. Offensive Coordinator Brian Fleury aims to incorporate principles from the Kyle Shanahan offensive tree, focusing on creating unpredictable offensive structures. Similarly, Defensive Coordinator Mike Macdonald is working on enhancing defensive multiplicity to challenge opposing offenses by disguising personnel and formations. The discussion included examples of positional versatility and how certain players, like Nick Emmanwori, could be utilized in various roles to maximize defensive effectiveness.
- •Seattle Seahawks discuss evolution in offensive and defensive schemes.
- •Brian Fleury aims to implement concepts from the Shanahan offensive tree.
- •Mike Macdonald focuses on defensive multiplicity and player versatility.
- •Nick Emmanwori could be a key player in various defensive roles.
- •Emphasis on creating conflict for opposing defenses and offenses.
- 3:00 PMYahoo Sports — What the Seahawks’ next schematic evolution could look like
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