Seahawks' Macdonald: No Coasting, Chasing Another Ring

0:00On March 30, Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike McDonald is keeping his Super Bowl champion squad hungry after their 2025 triumph. Speaking at the league meetings in Arizona, he made it clear they are not just defending their title next year. Instead, the team plans to spark fresh motivation to chase another ring in 2026. The Seahawks put out their success by trading quarterback Gino Smith and rolling with Sam Darnold at the helm. Offensive coordinator Clint Kubiak crafted a powerhouse attack, leaning on the ground-game duo of Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonne plus. The flashy plays from Y receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba, fans and analysts first raised eyebrows over ditching Smith without a backup plan in sight. But the team silenced doubters with dazzling results, proving the bold moves paid off big time on the field. Now with Kubiak out the door and Walker III headed to the Kansas City Chiefs this fall, McDonald sees no room for coasting. He is doubling down on the core grit that fueled their rise in the first place.

1:04That fire under the belly approach could keep the Seahawks dominating so stay tuned as they rebuild the blueprint for more glory.