While the Seattle Seahawks made a bunch of changes to the players who led the offense this past offseason, perhaps the most important move was hiring offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak. Kubiak probably could have even taken fading quarterback Geno Smith and made him good. He's helped make Sam Darnold a potential MVP.
But Seattle's offense, especially in the first half, is just operating at a far higher level than it has in years. Maybe ever. The team has averaged 30.6 points per game in 2025, and that is the highest in franchise history. A huge credit must go to Kubiak's versatile scheme and play-calling for that.