Brian Fleury, Seattle’s new offensive coordinator with zero prior play-calling experience, is already turning heads by elevating the tight end game—just like he did with George Kittle in San Francisco. In training camp, multiple tight ends and fullbacks have exploded for big plays, including six players alone racking up 20+ yard receptions in one session. With Seattle historically heavy on multi-tight-end sets, Fleury’s arrival could amplify that trend—and unlock the potential of second-year standout Elijah Arroyo, whose talent was stifled by injuries last season. If Fleury’s track record with tight ends is any indication, Arroyo might be the breakout star the Seahawks were waiting for.
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