Orleans Saints are keenly interested in adding a former Top Experienced quarterback to their coaching staff

Former Pitt Quarterback Interviews With The Saints Again
A former quarterback for the Pitt Panthers is someone that the New Orleans Saints would love to have on their coaching staff.
Pittsburgh This offseason, the New Orleans Saints seem eager to get a former Pitt Panthers quarterback into their coaching staff.

Luke Getsy, a former offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears and quarterback for Pitt, is back in New Orleans for a second interview with the Saints, who are seeking a new offensive coordinator coach. Getsy will be in town for a second interview with the Saints, according to the first report by Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Along with the Saints, Getsy has also been connected to open offensive coordinator roles with the New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders.

Earlier this month, the Bears fired Getsy along with assistant tight ends coach Tim Zetts, running backs coach Omar Young, receivers coach Tyke Tolbert, and quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko. With Getsy in charge of the offense, Chicago finished the two seasons ranked 23rd and 18th in terms of points scored and 28th and 20th in terms of yards per game.

After graduating from Steel Valley High School in Munhall, Pennsylvania, in 2003, Getsy started his collegiate career at Pitt on a scholarship to play quarterback. After spending two years with the Panthers, he transferred to Akron, where he broke 24 school records en route to leading the Zips to their first-ever conference title and bowl game berth.

Getsy began his college coaching career at Mississippi State and went on to coach at Akron, West Virginia Wesleyan, IUPUI, Western Michigan, and the Panthers as a graduate assistant in 2010. He has coached for both the Bears and the Green Bay Packers in the NFL.