US EditionMike Macdonald and Mike Vrabel lead Seahawks and Patriots to Super Bowl in quick turnarounds
- On Monday, the Seattle Seahawks spent the day on logistics and organizational planning for the Super Bowl on Feb. 8 versus the New England Patriots, with players off Tuesday and Wednesday before returning Thursday–Saturday ahead of activities at Levi's Stadium and San Jose Convention Center.
- Coaches were already preparing the Patriots game plan while players rested, and Macdonald said he has reviewed only five plays and is deciding what to install in Seattle versus San Jose State University next week.
- Both starting quarterbacks from that earlier game are no longer on either roster, while the Seahawks still list Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Charles Cross, and Anthony Bradford among starters and Zach Charbonnet is injured and out.
- The teams must file injury reports through Friday and again next week, with media coverage focusing on player status over the next two weeks.
- Coaching shifts have altered New England's staff and schematic approach, with Zak Kuhr acting as defensive coordinator after Terrell Williams stepped away and Josh McDaniels adopting outside zone runs this year.
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Macdonald, Vrabel lead Seahawks and Patriots to Super Bowl in quick turnarounds
Two years ago, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots made the decision to move from Super Bowl-winning coaches Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick. Those decisions have been validated now that Mike Macdonald and Mike Vrabel have engineered quick turnarounds…
Mike Macdonald and Mike Vrabel lead Seahawks and Patriots to Super Bowl in quick turnarounds - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Two years ago, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots made the decision to move on from Super Bowl-winning coaches Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick.Those decisions have been
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Mike Macdonald and Mike Vrabel lead Seahawks and Patriots to Super Bowl in quick turnarounds
Two years ago, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots made the decision to move from Super Bowl-winning coaches Pete Carroll and Bill Belichick.
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The Seattle TimesSeahawks turn focus to Patriots with NFC title in hand
RENTON, Wash. – After the celebration lasted long into the night on Sunday, the Seahawks spent Monday focused on logistics and organizational planning for the Super Bowl on Feb. 8 against the New England Patriots.
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