According to Ian Rapoport, the Seahawks are interviewing Saints senior offensive assistant Rick Dennison for a role on their staff.
Dennison joined New Orleans last year under OC Klint Kubiak, who just joined Seattle this offseason, and also had the title of run game coordinator.
Rapoport notes the Saints and new HC Kellen Moore are not blocking this interview request and Dennison will be allowed to leave if he and Seattle come to an agreement.
Dennison, 66, began his NFL coaching career with the Broncos as an offensive assistant back in 1995. He spent 14 years in Denver before joining the Texans as their offensive coordinator.
Dennison spent one year with the Ravens as their QBs coach before returning to the Broncos as their offensive coordinator in 2015.
The Bills hired Dennison as their offensive coordinator in 2017. However, they fired him after just one season in Buffalo. He was hired by the Jets in 2018 as their OL coach and run game coordinator before joining the Vikings in the same position a year later.
Dennison transitioned to a senior offensive advisor role with Minnesota in 2021 so he could avoid contact with players due to not having the COVID-19 vaccine. His contract was not renewed after the season. He caught on with the Saints in 2024 as a senior offensive assistant.
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