Beginning the process of finding a replacement for Ryan Grubb, the Seahawks will turn to a pair of candidates from the NFC North division.

Three days after the Seahawks fired offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, three names have surfaced as coaches they want to interview.

Whether Mike Macdonald picks an experienced play caller or an up-and-comer, the to-do list for Ryan Grubb's replacement is quite clear.

The Seattle Seahawks have begun their search for a replacement for fired offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb by reportedly scheduling a trio of interviews this week.

The Detroit Lions sported one of the best offensive lines in the NFL this season. Credit there goes to offensive line coach Hank Fraley. Now, Fraley’s name is at least popping up in this year’s head-coaching interview cycle.

He interviewed Dolphins quarterbacks coach and pass game specialist Darrell Bevell, whom he worked under in Minnesota, on Thursday, a league source told cleveland.com. He’ll interview Seahawks quarterbacks coach Charles London, likely on Friday, a source said.

There is another known candidate for Seattle's offensive coordinator vacancy. Per Jeremy Fowler of ESPN, the Seahawks have put in a request to interview Klint Kubiak. Kubiak 37, just finished his first year as the Saints’ offensive coordinator.

Thomas Brown has more than one interview on his plate. The Bears ’ interim head coach, who will interview for the permanent position as part of the team’s wide-ranging search, is expected to talk to the Seahawks about their offensive coordinator vacancy, a source confirmed.

The offensive coordinator search has begun for the Seattle Seahawks. NFL insider Tom Pelissero reported on Thursday that Seattle plans to interview Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley. The league rules indicate that assistants on teams on a bye (such as the Lions) can conduct interviews for vacant jobs three days after the Week 18 finale up until the end of Wild Card weekend.