Coaching moves won’t fix Seahawks’ O-line issues alone

The Seahawks have handed their offensive line over to Mike Solari, who returns to the team to take on the same O-line coach role he held in 2008 and 2009 in Seattle.

Even with Solari back with the Seahawks, 710 ESPN Seattle’s Bob Stelton says personnel will be more important than who will be drawing up the scheme.

In the video above, Stelton explains why the Seahawks’ inability to identify and develop talent on the offensive line is still something he’s concerned about.

Ex-NFL OL Sims: Seahawks will see ‘immediate difference’ under Solari

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