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Seahawks to hire 49ers’ Brian Fleury as offensive coordinator

Brian Fleury, a Shanahan-system insider and run game expert, joins Seahawks to maintain offensive continuity after their record-setting scoring season, sources say.

  • On Sunday, the Seahawks hired Brian Fleury as offensive coordinator and play caller, about one week after their Super Bowl LX win, reports said.
  • After Klint Kubiak left to become the Las Vegas Raiders head coach, Seattle searched externally despite Mike Macdonald's preference for internal continuity.
  • Fleury arrives from the San Francisco 49ers, where he rose through Shanahan's staff since 2019 and added the run game coordinator title in 2025, coaching George Kittle to elite production.
  • Three Seahawks — AJ Barner, Seattle tight end, Sam Darnold, Seattle quarterback, and Kenneth Walker III, Seattle running back — are expected to benefit from Fleury's hire, with Walker facing a potential run-heavy offense.
  • The biggest question is whether Fleury has NFL play-calling experience, with the hire's timing shaping free agency, draft strategy, and staff ripple effects like Janocko joining Kubiak in Las Vegas.
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Seahawks expected to hire 49ers tight end coach Fleury as offensive coordinator, AP source says

The Seattle Seahawks are expected to hire San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach and run game coordinator Brian Fleury as their new offensive coordinator, a person with knowledge of the hiring process said Sunday.

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The Columbian broke the news in Vancouver, United States on Sunday, February 15, 2026.
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