The Seattle Seahawks have made a notable addition to their coaching staff by hiring longtime Baltimore Ravens assistant coach Daniel Stern. This move comes as the Seahawks continue to navigate changes within their organization, particularly in light of the departure of offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak to the Las Vegas Raiders.
On Friday afternoon, NFL insider Adam Schefter from ESPN reported that Mike Macdonald, the Seahawks” defensive coordinator, is bringing Stern on board. Prior to this, Stern had been in discussions with both the Cleveland Browns and the New York Giants as they sought his expertise in their respective coaching setups. However, the appeal of joining a successful franchise like the Seahawks ultimately swayed him.
Dually serving as the assistant quarterbacks coach and director of football strategy with the Ravens, Stern played a vital role in enhancing situational football understanding, particularly in critical moments such as fourth down decisions. His contributions were instrumental in shaping the Ravens” offensive strategies during his tenure.
With the offseason now underway, this addition marks a significant step for the reigning Super Bowl champions as they look to solidify their coaching framework and prepare for the upcoming challenges. The Seahawks continue to focus on enhancing their competitive edge as they transition into a new season.
As fans and analysts alike look forward to the implications of this hiring, the Seahawks” commitment to building a strong coaching staff remains evident. The franchise is poised to embrace the next chapter with optimism and determination.
