Solari Was an OC for one year at Pitt (college) not NFL experience but I wasn't aware of this before. At least he has some kind of knowledge of what it would be like.
Coached at Alabama (not sure if this was under Stallings, if it was that would be the reasoning for mentioning this)
Coached on Tom Landrys staff in Dallas.
Coached with SF before joining us ( Seifert years not sure if it was any of walsh's time. to lazy to look it all up
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Also was TE coach as well as OL at SF.
I just bring up who's staffs he was on because that would be a pretty impressive resume. He has taken Waters and done an awsome job with him. He helped Tait become a better player and the difficult swith to RT. I could go on with the obvious but we all know how amazing our oline has been. It also helps with the two hall of famers and good players.
All of that doesn't necessarily make him an OC candidate but he would definatly have a strong emphasis on the running game. JMO but I think he could be one of the next hot assistants and really already is. 50 years old and not over the hill yet either.
I think A AS/ Solari combo could be effective depending on Saunders ability to let him be the OC and not be to martz like, like alot of people fear. If AS could take all of the good things and weaknesses he learned from Gillman, Schottenheimer, and DV He might be a darn good fit. Who knows? I am not sold on it yet.
Even if we bring in a new HC from outside the orginization Solari could still be attractive to them as the next OC depending on who the next HC is. A defensive minded coach could want to keep a similar offense to what we run in tact and Saunders is sure to leave if CP passes him up again.
I think a really great combo would be Kirk Ferentz as an Oline guy himself coming in with Solari as OC.
But wtf do I know?
Just brainstorming and not making much sense, that's all.
