Despite scoring a franchise record 459 points this season, the Seahawks are letting offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer go.. Photo by Michael Workman/Icon Sportswire

The Seahawks announced on Tuesday that they have fired offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.

Seattle said it parted ways with Schottenheimer because of “philosophical differences.”

ESPN’s Adam Schefter says the firing came after a meeting between Schottenheimer and Pete Carroll.

The Seahawks’ offense started off hot this season, scoring at least 31 points in seven of Seattle's first eight games. It went downhill thereafter, and the Seahawks made a surprising and disappointing playoff exit with a loss to the Rams.

Tyler Lockett shared his belief regarding the reason for the offensive struggles in the second half. Schottenheimer’s offense wasn’t able to produce as much in that part of the season.

The Seahawks set a franchise record with 459 points this season.

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