This is live coverage of the Seahawks Super Bowl Championship trophy presentation.

They are bringing the Lombardi back to the Northwest.

And kickoff of the Super Bowl Championship Parade.

And the party begins!

On the home of your Super Bowl champs Seattle Sports.

Now live to Lumen Field and your hosts, Curtis Rogers and Stacey Ross.

Championship Parade coverage presented by Harbestone Credit Union.

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It's as we're celebrating the season already a look ahead to some of the next moves for Seattle.

From ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the Seahawks are interviewing four in-house candidates

for offensive coordinator. Andrew Janoco, Jake Peets, Justin Oaten, Oten, excuse me, Justin,

Austin. Sorry, Justin. I'll figure that out, I promise. And Mack Brown, Thursday and Friday,

for the offensive coordinator job per sources, head coach Mike McDonald, taking a hard look

internally for Clint Kubiak's replacement.

Yesterday we were joined Curtis by ESPN's Brady Henderson.

We asked him, what's your gut tell you they do?

He said that they go in-house.

And these are four in-house options.

And as Brady pointed out, that Mack Brown different than the former head coach

at University of Texas and North

Carolina. So not that guy. I believe that Mac Brown is probably like in his mid-70s right now,

but important note. But yeah, they're going in-house for that OC job to replace Kubiak. I think

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