Saints Coaching News: Seahawks Bringing Klint Kubiak In For Second Interview

The Seahawks are getting another look at Saints offensive coordinator Klint Kuibiak. According to a Thursday morning report by NFL Network, Seattle is bringing him in for a second interview, which will be in-person.
Kubiak interviewed with the Seahawks on Tuesday, and it's looking more likely that he'll not with New Orleans in 2025. General manager Mickey Loomis said on Monday that he won't be holding anyone back, but told the current coaching staff that they all have jobs until a new head coach is hired and makes a determination.
Loomis also said that the new head coach will be able to hire his own coaching staff, but it doesn't sound like New Orleans is in a hurry to fill their opening with prime candidates in the playoffs.
The Saints are expected to interview Kliff Kingsbury, Kellen Moore and Joe Brady this weekend, while Mike McCarthy and Darren Rizzi are also on the docket. Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn is the current betting favorite.
ICYMI: NFL Insider Reveals No Urgent Interest In Mike McCarthy
The future of ex-Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy will be a major storyline to follow this offseason. The Saints are expected to have big interesting him, but Aaron Glenn is the current favorite in the betting world.
NFL Insider Josina Anderson gave some updated information on Tuesday night where things are at with the Saints when it comes to McCarthy, which is quite interesting. Here's what she said on her X/Twitter.
The Saints currently don't have urgent interest in Mike McCarthy. They may do a due diligence interview. Preexisting familiarity is there as a former assistant Saints coach. At the moment, he’s not being elevated over current options the team is considering.
The Saints could also schedule it (an interview) earlier. They could’ve also asked for permission to speak to him while his situation became publicly dubious-just like the Bears did. They did not. Loomis’ son being a Cowboys employee was not the only cause for hesitation. Again, not saying they won’t talk. I’m just saying I wouldn’t classify them as having urgent interest—-at this time.