Macdonald opened up about 'extremely difficult' first season in Seattle

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald opened up about his first season as an NFL head coach in a recent interview, calling it “an extremely difficult time."

Seahawks' Mike Macdonald revealed Harbaugh blocked him from bringing Ravens assistants to Seattle, a move that helped shape his own identity.

The Georgia native graduated from the University of Georgia before embarking on his football coaching career, which started at the high school level at Cedar Shoals High School in Athens. Macdonald broke into the college ranks in 2010 as a graduate assistant on Mark Richt's staff.

Chasing edges” the way Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald intends requires investment into a unique blend of people, processes and technology.

Mike Macdonald has proven himself to be one of, if not the best head coaches in the NFL during his short spell with the Seattle Seahawks. Although it seems as if Macdonald has found life in the

Coach Macdonald has his most personally revealing interview to date, including what he described as the “most difficult stretch" of his life.

And one gut-wrenching question that haunted Mike Macdonald as he packed his bags for Seattle. When the Baltimore Rave

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald and wife, Stephanie Macdonald, announced some major personal news before the NFL season. The post Seahawks HC Mike Macdonald & Wife, Stephanie Macdonald, Announce Major

The Seahawks’ dominant, Mike Macdonald-led defense has film analysts everywhere in awe.