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Pre-snap Reads: How Much Longer Will Brian Fleury Be A Seahawk?

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Jun 9, 2026; Renton, WA, USA; Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold (14) and offensive coordinator Brian Fleury during minicamp at Virginia Mason Athletic Center. Mandatory Credit: Steven Bisig-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

Much maligned, and rightfully so, the Seattle Seahawks offense needs fixing now. Who’s fault it is that they’ve been so horrible is up for debate. Is it Sam Darnold’s fault? The decision-making has been sub optimal, the turnovers we’ve discussed, etc. Where does the blame lie with Coach Fleury? First-time playcaller is an excuse that’s run out of juice. Beyond that, the list of grievances is long and frustrating to read. Dive into the links below, do the research, get irritated. Then, let us know how you feel in the comments below. Thanks for being here with us at Field Gulls. Go, ‘Hawks!

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Seattle Seahawks News

Seahawks OC options if Brian Fleury is fired – Seaside Joe
From Canales to Kafka: Who could Mike Macdonald turn to next if Fleury is Seattle’s latest one-and-done offensive coordinator?

Macdonald: Offensive struggles a ‘Seahawk problem to solve’ – Seattle Sports
“This is not a one-person, one-position-group problem to solve,” head coach Mike Macdonald said.

‘Recapturing Us,’ Injury Updates & Other Takeaways From Seahawks Coach Mike Macdonald On Seattle Sports 710AM – Seahawks.com
News and notes from Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald’s weekly appearance on Seattle Sports 710AM.

Seahawks have questions on both sides of ball after loss | Analysis – The Seattle Times
The Seahawks couldn’t do much right in a loss to the Bears and suddenly they have questions on both sides of the ball.

What’s behind Seahawks’ struggle on offense? Watch the tape | Analysis – The Spokesman-Review
The answer is always “watch the film” or “watch the tape.”

Analysis: Four Concerning Numbers for Struggling Seahawks – Emerald City Spectrum
Suffering their most lopsided loss in two years, the Seahawks picked the wrong night to play at their worst, suffering a 17-point drubbing from the Bears. At 4-4, what numbers explain Seattle’s unexpected mediocrity so far?

Video: Sharing some strong views on the Seahawks offense and the future of Brian Fleury with Bump & Stacy – Seahawks Draft Blog
Please like the video on YouTube and leave the comment if you can!

Seahawks’ Defense Needs to ‘Get Together’ After Loss to Bears – si.com
The best defense in the NFL didn’t play like themselves in Week 8.

Sam Darnold is struggling under pressure, but Seahawks being patient with O-line – ESPN.com
When Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schnieder acquired All-Pro left guard Quenton Nelson in a trade last week, he knew the full effects of the move wouldn’t be felt right away. Nelson was being thrown into an unfamiliar system in the middle of the season, and his arrival would force Grey Zabel to move to right guard.

Quenton Nelson won’t solve Seahawks’ O-line woes alone, but it’s far from a lost cause – The Athletic
Seattle Seahawks guard Grey Zabel entered Monday night perfectly aware his draw wasn’t exactly favorable.

Seahawks in CRISIS! Is the Season Still Salvageable? | Seahawks Aftermath with Nick Lee – The Hawks Eye Podcast
The Seattle Seahawks are 4-4, and the warning signs are impossible to ignore.

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NFC West News

The Cardinals’ running back situation: Highs and lows – Revenge of the Birds
The Arizona Cardinals went into training camp with one position group that was deemed to be no problem: the running back room.

The Brock Purdy-Mike Evans connection: How good has it been so far? – Niners Nation
Yeah, Big Mike is THAT important

Quentin Lake is the Rams’ Nick Emmanwori and nobody knows – Turf Show Times
Lake might be the most versatile defensive player in the NFL, and he has the stats to back it up

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