The Seattle Seahawks are making additions to their coaching staff under new head coach Mike MacDonald, and their latest hire, quarterbacks coach Charles London, suggests a strategic focus on selecting a future quarterback in the upcoming draft. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, London will join offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb and passing game coordinator Jake Peetz on the pass game staff. London, previously the quarterbacks coach for the
Atlanta Falcons and the Tennessee Titans, brings experience working with both established quarterbacks like Geno Smith and rookies such as Desmond Ridder and Will Levis. This move becomes significant as the Seahawks, holding the 16th pick in the 2024 draft, may be exploring options for a quarterback in the second round, potentially targeting Michael Penix Jr. or Bo Nix. London’s expertise in guiding rookie quarterbacks in his last two positions could prove invaluable as the Seahawks navigate their quarterback strategy for the future.
