The Seahawks are looking to fill their offensive coordinator role with Fraley and Brown as top candidates for the job
Seattle: The Seahawks are on the hunt for a new offensive coordinator after letting Ryan Grubb go. They’ve got two strong candidates lined up for interviews.
First up is Hank Fraley, the offensive line coach for the Lions. He’s set to chat with the Seahawks on Friday. Then there’s Thomas Brown, who just wrapped up a season as the Bears’ interim coach.
Fraley, 47, has a solid background as a player, having played 142 games in the NFL. He started coaching in Detroit and has been with the Lions since 2018, moving up the ranks.
On the other hand, Brown, 38, had a whirlwind season with the Bears. He started as the passing game coordinator, then became the offensive coordinator, and finally stepped in as interim head coach when things went south.
Before his time in Chicago, Brown was with the Panthers and had a stint with the Rams. It’ll be interesting to see who the Seahawks choose to lead their offense moving forward.