[stanfan95118]

I dont know who the most highly regarded Oline coaches are, but I imagine that Stanford is a plum job for most of them given our style and recruiting.

As for OC, it’s a tougher call. I would prefer that Shaw bring in someone with new ideas to mesh with our offense a la Troy Walters or Helfrich, but doubt we could get either.

I also wouldn’t be surprised to see an NFL name like Bill Lazor (interim OC in Cincinnati who will likely soon be jobless), Mike Munchack (Steelers Oline coach, former head coach), or John Defillipo (QB coach in philly, former browns and SJ state OC)

Why would Walters not want to come home to Stanford?

Regardless of who is hired, I am interested to see if the O line splits remain the same in the short yardage package. In some cases I like it, but penetration from the edges needs to be addressed

[stanfan95118]

I dont know who the most highly regarded Oline coaches are, but I imagine that Stanford is a plum job for most of them given our style and recruiting.

As for OC, it’s a tougher call. I would prefer that Shaw bring in someone with new ideas to mesh with our offense a la Troy Walters or Helfrich, but doubt we could get either.

I also wouldn’t be surprised to see an NFL name like Bill Lazor (interim OC in Cincinnati who will likely soon be jobless), Mike Munchack (Steelers Oline coach, former head coach), or John Defillipo (QB coach in philly, former browns and SJ state OC)

Why would Walters not want to come home to Stanford?

Regardless of who is hired, I am interested to see if the O line splits remain the same in the short yardage package. In some cases I like it, but penetration from the edges needs to be addressed