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Seattle named Brian Fleury, previously with the San Francisco 49ers, as its new offensive coordinator, replacing Klint Kubiak and signaling a coaching staff shake-up as the team moves into the offseason after its Super Bowl win.
Seattle hired Brian Fleury, the 49ers’ run-game coordinator and tight ends coach, to replace Klint Kubiak as offensive coordinator, keeping the Kyle Shanahan-based system Seattle used to post a high-scoring season. Fleury, 47, has been on Shanahan’s staff for seven seasons and previously coached George Kittle and worked with Sam Darnold in 2023. The move could free QBs coach Andrew Janocko to join the Raiders as OC, while offensive line coach John Benton is expected to stay, preserving continuity on Seattle’s revamped staff.
Seattle hired San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach/run game coordinator Brian Fleury as its new offensive coordinator, replacing Klint Kubiak. Fleury brings TE development and run‑game expertise from seven seasons with the 49ers and prior NFL stops, and could help develop receivers like Elijah Arroyo and AJ Barner while supporting Seattle’s run game with Charbonnet and Walker III. Seattle finished third in scoring in 2025, and coach Mike Macdonald aims to maintain that offensive success.
The Seattle Seahawks are hiring Brian Fleury, formerly a 49ers tight ends coach and run-game coordinator, as their new offensive coordinator to replace Klint Kubiak, with Fleury expected to keep Seattle’s existing scheme and bring run-game know-how and familiarity with quarterback Sam Darnold.
San Francisco 49ers tight-end coach Brian Fleury, with 13 seasons of coaching experience, has interviewed for the New England Patriots' offensive coordinator position under new head coach Jerod Mayo. Fleury has been with the 49ers for five seasons and previously worked with the Miami Dolphins. If Fleury leaves, the 49ers will need to promote from within or hire a new tight ends coach.
The New England Patriots have expanded their search for an offensive coordinator by considering Brian Fleury and Luke Getsy as potential candidates, adding them to the list of contenders for the role in the NFL team.
San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach Brian Fleury has interviewed for the New England Patriots offensive coordinator position. With experience coaching on both sides of the ball and a background as a former quarterback, Fleury has become a trusted assistant for Kyle Shanahan and could bring valuable insight to the Patriots' offensive strategy. He joins a list of candidates for the position, including Rams assistants Zac Robinson and Nick Caley, Texas’ QB coach Jerrod Johnson, Panthers’ offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, Lions passing game coordinator Tanner Engstrand, and former Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy.