Only a few months into their courtship, new Seahawks coordinator Ryan Grubb already has plenty of confidence in both of his quarterbacks heading into the 2024 season.
, offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb still has a ways to go installing his offensive scheme and figuring out how to best utilize his personnel in his first NFL coaching experience.
Coming off back-to-back Pro Bowl selections, Smith enters the 2024 season as Seattle's undisputed starter despite Howell's arrival in a March trade. Playing for his seventh different coordinator in 12 seasons, he's well-versed in the process of learning a new playbook and already lookson the practice field, though he recently admitted on the Jim Rome Show that the team's new scheme has things he's never seen before.
"I think that there is a really good marriage there with some of the skill set that Geno has," Grubb explained. "We asked our quarterbacks to do a lot. Luckily for us, Geno's really athletic as well. We don't have to limit it to just drop back. I think he's really good in the play action game as well, which will be a big part of our offense.
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