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I will try to keep this edited with the latest info, but you can discuss it here and I will add additional lines for coaches not listed below.

Coaching Operations
SVP, Coaching Operations: Matt Capurro (Hold Over)
Coaching Analyst: Kenan Clarke (Hold Over)

HC: Klint Kubiak
Asst Head Coach Mike McCoy 2/12 Titans Interim HC

OC: Andrew Janocko Seattle QB Coach
Offensive Pass Game Coordinator: Nick Holz Titans
Offensive Run Game Coordinator: Mario Jeberaeel Jaguars
Offensive Line Coach: Rick Dennison Seattle RB Coach
QB Coach: Harvey the Rabbit
RB Coach: Omar Young University of Iowa
TE Coach: Luke Steckel (Hold Over)
WR Coach: Zach Azzanni Steelers
Asst Line Coach: Ben Wilkerson Browns
Offensive Quality Control: Conner McQueen (Hold Over)

DC: Rob Leonard 2/14
Defensive LIne Coach: Travis Smith Titans
Assistant DL Coach: Kenyon Jackson (Hold Over)
Defensive Assistant: Rip Rowan (Hold Over)
Pass Game Coordinator and Defensive Backs: Joe Woods (Hold Over)
LB Coach Ronell Williams Eagles
Safeties Coach: Matt Robinson NY Giants reversal
Senior Defensive Assistant Al Holcomb Bills
Defensive Quality Control Ketner Kupp Rams

ST Coordinator: Joe DeCamillis South Carolina
Senior Special Teams Coach: Maquice Williams Falcons

Strength and Conditioning Coach(s)
AJ Neibel (Hold Over)
Deuce Gruden (Hold Over)
Rick Slate (Hold Over)
Matthew Fyle (Hold Over)
Haley Roberts (Hold Over)

Interviews
OC-Frisman Jackson QB Coach Seahawks 2/12
DC-Rob Leonard internal promotion 2/12
OC-Aubrey Pleasant Rams Asst Head Coach
DC-Jeff Howard Seahawks Corners Coach 2/14
LB-Ben Bloom Titans Senior Defensive Asst
QB Jordan Traylor Vikings Asst Offensive Coordinator 2/18 (interview later this week)

Dennison has a lot of experience as oline coach. The 49ers assistant oline coach is probably an option due to connections. Benton is ideal but if the Seahawks promote from within they probably don't allow him to go with Klint even if he wants to

Goodtimes333 wrote: Sat Feb 14, 2026 8:57 am Dennison has a lot of experience as oline coach. The 49ers assistant oline coach is probably an option due to connections. Benton is ideal but if the Seahawks promote from within they probably don't allow him to go with Klint even if he wants to

The Seahawks don't even have to promote Benton to keep him from coming with Klint, unless he's going for an OC position.

I think Dennison is the assistant most likely to follow Klint. He's been with the Kubiaks long enough that he's basically family, beginning from when he and Gary were Bronco teammates in the 80s.

chucker wrote: Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:08 am The Seahawks don't even have to promote Benton to keep him from coming with Klint, unless he's going for an OC position.

I think Dennison is the assistant most likely to follow Klint. He's been with the Kubiaks long enough that he's basically family, beginning from when he and Gary were Bronco teammates in the 80s.

I was thinking if they promote Peetz/Outen/Jonoko over an outside hire they keep the system in place. Not allowing Benton to make a lateral move. If they hire an outside guy maybe that guy brings some of his own people in & it frees up Benton

Goodtimes333 wrote: Sat Feb 14, 2026 9:18 am I was thinking if they promote Peetz/Outen/Jonoko over an outside hire they keep the system in place. Not allowing Benton to make a lateral move. If they hire an outside guy maybe that guy brings some of his own people in & it frees up Benton

I think they will keep the system in place, it works for Darnold. They want the best guy to lead it and hope the position coaches want to stay with maybe a bump in pay.

The Raider job, probably 2 years minimum. Seahawk job, who knows, same personnel, wrong play caller and it shows, McDonald may scrap it all and find someone else for 2027. Oddly, the Seahawk job is a bit higher risk, higher reward than the Raider job, Kubiak is going to be here for a while, guys like Benton, Jonoko, he trusts and probably will be around us multiple seasons.

I just realized if the Seahawks don't promote Outten to OC he can be had. Hes assistant oline coach. So if the Seahawks don't allow Benton to move laterally the Raiders could offer Outten the oline coach spot in promotion. If they blocked both moves that's pretty shitty & sour grapes territory. Seems to me the Raiders have a decent shot of getting either guy for oline

updated with latest internal promotion

Corleone wrote: Sun Feb 15, 2026 5:57 am

Great hire! This guy has won multiple SB’s and his special teams units always play well.

It feels like most guys still under contract from last year will stay. I'm happy about McCullough at RB coach and really happy with Steckel at TE coach. I think Steckel has a real future and that can only be enhanced by working under Kubiak.

...really hopeful on the o line coach, and i'll bet that kubiak will make every effort to get the right guy, or guys, for that group.....

I honestly never know what to think of a ST coach hire. It seems like every ST coordinator around the league is listed as "highly respected" and yet they just rotate around the league getting fired and hired with mixed results.

I'm old enough to remember our own "elite ST coach" who couldn't find a return man on the roster, until he moved on to GB and found Keiesean Nixon on the roster there. Weird he couldn't find him on the roster in LV. I suppose he was too busy handwriting thank you letters to his players.

Are there any ST coaches who aren't older than dirt?

Corleone wrote: Sun Feb 15, 2026 5:57 am

At the very least it gives Kubiak another experienced coach on the staff

Was close with his dad in Denver

Joe DeCamillis’ two Super Bowl rings are Super Bowl 50 with the Denver Broncos, and Super Bowl 56 with the Los Angeles Rams.

In 2015–16, DeCamillis coached special teams in Denver under head coach Gary Kubiak, during that time, Klint Kubiak was also on the Broncos’ staff as an offensive assistant.

Hes certainly experienced and competent. Kubiak likely familar with him. Fine hire with a first time head coach.