‘Timing is never going to be perfect’ Alabama Star Announces His Departure After Taking…

In anticipation of moving to Alabama to join Kalen DeBoer’s first Crimson Tide staff, former Washington offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb accepted the position of offensive coordinator with the Seattle Seahawks last week. During a program event, Grubb—who Alabama never formally introduced as its offensive coordinator—assured the audience that he would be on staff for the 2024 season. However, a few days later, Grubb chose to stay in Seattle and accept the NFL job.
For one of the most brilliant offensive minds in the country, who oversaw the most successful passing attack in college football the previous two seasons, it was a fast-paced process. During his first press conference with the Seahawks on Thursday, Grubb discussed his decision to enter the professional ranks, the departure of which stunned two fan bases.

Grubb told the Seattle reporters, “You just know that the timing is never going to be perfect.” The ideal situation would be for those timelines to slightly better match up. To be honest, that was the hardest part.
“Yes, it has been quite eventful. This month has been quite exciting. We’ve had a difficult month. But in the end, it’s clear that being here is a privilege and an honor. I started dating Mike about a year ago, not really knowing where I wanted our relationship to go, just the way things go in the football world. I had a few talks with him as I got to know him and gradually developed that friendship, so I kind of understood that maybe