No. Not the Super Bowl. The other SB.
Two members of the Seattle Seahawks coaching staff will be a part of the SB.
No, not the Super Bowl, but the Shrine Bowl, which will be played on Jan. 30. It is an All-Star Game, a little less known than the Senior Bowl (Feb 01). However, Eric Galko has done an incredible job in recent years getting several elite prospects for the event.
Later on, we will bring you names to keep an eye on in these two games, which are the main All-Star Games of the Draft season. In these games, it is customary to give opportunities to lesser-known members of the coaching staffs of the time, or allow them to have “bigger” loads than they actually have. For example, Mike Kafka, who was targeted by Seattle last year for OC and HC, and is currently the Giants’ OC, was HC in the Shrine Bowl.
The times are divided into East and West. The two members who were chosen for the Shrine Bowl were Josh Bynes and Quinshon Odom. Bynes will be the West team’s LBs coach, while Odom will be the OL Coach.
The 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl LBs from the West coached by Ronald Booker (@_Coach_Book) from the @AZCardinals and Josh Bynes (@bynestime56) from the @Seahawks!
@TeddyeBuchanan, @CalFootball
@_jhigg, @HawkeyeFootball
@GP3__, @LSUfootball
@_ChandlerMartin, @MemphisFB… pic.twitter.com/6YlNzKM7bR— East-West Shrine Bowl (@ShrineBowl) January 17, 2025
Bynes was playing in the NFL as a linebacker until 2022, including with the Ravens. He was coached by Mike Macdonald while in Baltimore. In 2024 he was announced to the new Seattle staff, with the role of Assistant LBs coach.
The 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl OLs from the West coached by Quinshon Odom (@CoachQOdom) from the @Seahawks and Roman Sapolu (@coachsapolu) from the @MiamiDolphins!
@JohnWilliams_75, @GoBearcatsFB
Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, @GatorsFB
@wedig_trey, @IndianaFootball
… pic.twitter.com/o7sSlvsqaw— East-West Shrine Bowl (@ShrineBowl) January 17, 2025
Odom also joined the Seattle coaching staff with the arrival of Macdonald. However, he has a longer career as a coach. He started in 2015 as an intern at Eastern Kentucky. After that he spent four years at Vanderbilt as an offensive assistant and offensive quality control. In 2021 he coached the Buffalo Bills’ RBs during training camp as part of the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship. Odom was then hired by the Texas Longhorns as an offensive line assistant. In 2022 and 2023 he was an offensive assistant, more focused on the offensive line for the Green Bay Packers as part of the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship.
To be quite honest, the players at these positions (LB and OL) are the best on the East team. In any case, their presence at the event can help with scouting, as well as developing them for their future coaching careers.
Forever a 12!