The Seattle Seahawks are making significant changes to their offensive coaching staff with a clear focus on revamping their run game, which was one of the league's weakest last season, averaging just 95.7 rushing yards per game and failing to produce a single player with over 600 rushing yards. Kenneth Walker III and Zach Charbonnet led the team with 573 and 569 yards respectively, but both fell short of that mark. The appointment of Justin Outten as a run game specialist signifies the organization's commitment to improving this aspect of their offense.

Outten previously worked with the Denver Broncos and has experience as a run game coordinator with the Tennessee Titans. His performance with the Titans, who finished 17th in rushing yards despite a challenging offensive line, indicates potential for growth. Seahawks fans remain hopeful that his expertise, combined with the new offensive approach under Klint Kubiak, can finally ignite a successful run game in the upcoming season.