Pete Carroll’s 14-year career, which included one Super Bowl championship, will come to an end with the Seattle Seahawks next season, ushering in a new era. After a fruitful ten years with his prior team, Mike Macdonald, the former defensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, will take his first stab at managing an NFL team. On Saturday, Macdonald made another personnel change to bolster his coaching staff. The Seahawks front office will appoint former longtime passing game coordinator Charles London as their next quarterback coach, according to NFL source Aaron Wilson.

The Seahawks have started the 2024 offseason with a number of personnel changes. Leslie Frazier, the former head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, was brought in as an assistant frontman, while Ryan Grubb was selected as the team’s next offensive coordinator from the collegiate ranks. Under the same job description, they also hired Jay Harbaugh, a former special teams coordinator for the Michigan Wolverines.