“It’s just a different attitude, different perspective on things,” Britt said. “He’s been around football for a long time, he’s done what he’s doing for a long time. He’s definitely got different experience, different tactics on how he coaches, and it’s been great. Our room is younger, with the exception of Duane and D.J. Our room is on the younger side, so to have someone like coach Solari come in and be real repetitive on how he does things and how he teaches the technique, I think he has done a really good job bringing us along. I don’t think there’s a lot of guys who are out there feeling lost. I think they’re feeling prepared and ready to go.

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hawknation2018 wrote:

Does Solari remind anyone else of R. Lee Ermey?

Thepeelsessions wrote:After watching both videos, one thing is very clear. Solari and Cable seem to have two very different coaching styles

Jac wrote:I was curious how this compared against last year's coaching. I don't know how to embed video, though. Acknowledging that these are obviously minuscule sample sizes, there just seems to be so much more emphasis on the small technique details (as has been documented at length). I've not played football (or offensive line) so who knows.

twisted_steel2 wrote:

Jac wrote:I was curious how this compared against last year's coaching. I don't know how to embed video, though. Acknowledging that these are obviously minuscule sample sizes, there just seems to be so much more emphasis on the small technique details (as has been documented at length). I've not played football (or offensive line) so who knows.

I heard awhile back Duane Brown commenting on the difference in coaching between the two.

He said Solari is focused on technique, the little stuff.

I believe he said Cable is a bigger picture guy, why they are doing what they are doing. X's and O's I guess.

WmHBonney wrote:

twisted_steel2 wrote:

Jac wrote:I was curious how this compared against last year's coaching. I don't know how to embed video, though. Acknowledging that these are obviously minuscule sample sizes, there just seems to be so much more emphasis on the small technique details (as has been documented at length). I've not played football (or offensive line) so who knows.

I heard awhile back Duane Brown commenting on the difference in coaching between the two.

He said Solari is focused on technique, the little stuff.

I believe he said Cable is a bigger picture guy, why they are doing what they are doing. X's and O's I guess.

Hmmm... I would say that linemen should be more worried about how to do something before they worry about why. We'll see what happens.

brimsalabim wrote:Yes that and by the time he was able to coach any of them up their contract was up and it was time for them to move on to another team. Amazing that anyone could see success coming from such a system.