Mike Macdonald Ties NFL Record in Second Season With Seahawks

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Mike Macdonald has tied a major NFL record, matching Sean McVay for the most wins in a season by a head coach under 40. The mark stands at 16 total wins, including the playoffs.

McVay first set the record in 2021. Macdonald has now equaled it in his second season as head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, a rare achievement that highlights his rapid impact in Seattle.

The Seahawks’ success this season has been driven by disciplined defense, consistent execution, and strong performances in high-pressure games. Seattle showed steady growth throughout the year and delivered when it mattered most.

At 38 years old, Macdonald has already established himself among the NFL’s top young coaches. Tying a league record this early in his tenure points to a promising future for both him and the Seahawks.

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