Donn Beach wrote: ↑Wed Sep 10, 2025 4:55 pm
honestly Michael, you are the king of the hyperbolic strawman. Who here ever said anything about grubb being responsible for all that was wrong last year? It's fun and interesting discussing football but i wish there was less venting
You are telling me that wasn't the narrative? Two guys lost their jobs, OC and O Line coach. Every story you posted was about Grubb being in over his head, he didn't do what MM wanted, then Schneider gets an extension, tells us in his own words that the guys we have here are good enough, and lauds Kubiak!
If you don't think 85% of the posters in here blamed Grubb for everything? Than we are reading a different forum. But thanks for finally stating your opinion for once. I'm surprised you didn't search for a quote from someone else saying I use Strawmen. Sorry, I couldn't help it.
General Manager John Schneider has not publicly commented directly on the firing of Offensive Coordinator Ryan Grubb; however, sources indicate that the decision was made by Head Coach Mike Macdonald, with reports of a philosophical difference between the two regarding the run game. Schneider's role is primarily as the General Manager who ultimately has the authority over coaching staff decisions, even if the head coach makes the final call on a subordinate.
Seahawks GM John Schneider expressed confidence in the team's new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, seeing him as a key piece to implementing a new offensive system and addressing the team's weaknesses, especially in the offensive trenches and run game. Schneider stated that the team has a plan to address their identified deficiencies and noted the importance of hiring Kubiak, along with offensive line coach John Benton, to help establish a consistent identity and improve the team's performance, particularly by bringing in the Mike Shanahan outside-zone blocking scheme.
This kind of shit was constant this offseason.
The Seahawks hired offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to oversee the offense this season. Kubiak brought acclaimed offensive line coach John Benton with him to help install his scheme and develop the young offensive linemen. Schneider then selected left guard Grey Zabel at No. 18 overall in the 2025 NFL draft.
“It has to be the offensive line, the cohesiveness of the group," Schneider responded to a question about how the Seahawks' 2025 roster is better than the 2024 version. “There’s buy-in there, right? There’s a legitimate system.”
All I read from you guys was "yeah, a system. Obviosly we didn't have that with Grubb." Again, if you didn't read that, then I really can't help you.
And I REALLY can't help you if what you watched on Sunday was a system that is going to get this team to a playoff win. You know, that thing we've had one of in the past eight seasons....yet our GM got a five year extension?