Fleury’s First NFL Play-Calling Test | Seattle Seahawks News

0:00On September 6th, Brian Flurry is stepping into a big role this season as the new offensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks. This is a major moment because he's never called plays in a regular season NFL game before. He's taking over an offense that just won a Super Bowl and was one of the best in the league last year, so the expectations are high. The Seahawks brought Flurry in after the previous coordinator moved on. He comes from a successful coaching background, but this is his first time as a lead play caller in the NFL. Head coach Mike McDonald, however, isn't too worried about the lack of experience, saying that everyone has to start somewhere. McDonald understands the pressure Flurry will feel. He mentioned that even he still gets butterflies before games, and that it's natural to feel a mix of nerves and excitement. His advice to Flurry in the whole team is to trust their preparation and just go out there and perform. The first challenge for Flurry is against the New England Patriots, the same team they beaten the Super Bowl, but McDonald is quick to point out that this game will be different.

1:00He expects the Seahawks to face unexpected situations and emphasizes that Flurry will need to make adjustments on the fly during the game. Flurry has spent the entire offseason installing his system and getting the team ready. Now it's time to see how it all plays out. He's got the full backing of coach McDonald and the players who have praised his leadership. The real test begins now, and Flurry is ready to let it rip. This has been Seattle Seahawks News Today, powered by AI.