Story byGregg BellFri, January 9, 2026 at 8:51 PM UTC·3 min readIt’s not a bye weekend off for Klint Kubiak. The Seahawks offensive coordinator is busy doing Zoom interviews remotely for at least five NFL head-coaching jobs. The Baltimore Ravens announced Friday they had completed their interview with Seattle’s 38-year-old play caller. That was two days after the Ravens fired John Harbaugh after his 18 years as their coach. The Las Vegas Raiders also talked to Kubiak Friday, ESPN’s Peter Schrager reported. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSeahawks coach Mike Macdonald said Kubiak was using the team’s and coach’s days off Friday and Saturday during Seattle’s bye through the wild-card round of the playoffs as the NFC’s top seed to do his interviews. Macdonald had said earlier this week while it was “bittersweet” at potentially losing a trusted assistant who was a large reason the Seahawks scored their most points in franchise history this regular season, but that he supported Kubiak’s and any assistant coach’s advancement. Macdonald said Friday on KJR radio the team has been Kubiak’s “absolute priority” this week.“When it’s Seahawks time he’s been right on it” preparing an initial game play for the divisional playoff Seattle will host next weekend, Macdonald said on KJR. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMacdonald said Kubiak is looking forward to returning to sole focus on the Seahawks’ game plan when the coaches reconvene Sunday into Monday. Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak looks on before the game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Houston Texans at Lumen Field, on Monday, Oct. 20, 2025, in Seattle. NFL rules allow teams with head-coaching vacancies to interview candidates on the top playoff seeds for a maximum of three hours each remotely during their first-round bye week.