If hired, Hall would bring not only his playing experience but also a fresh perspective to the 49ers' defensive backs unit. His ability to connect with players, analyze opposing offenses, and teach technique could help strengthen San Francisco's secondary.

With his return to the San Francisco 49ers now official, new defensive coordinator Robert Saleh is already busy filling out his staff, which could potentially include a former Pro Bowl defensive back.

According to Mike Garafolo, the 49ers are scheduled to interview former Panthers assistant DBs coach DeAngelo Hall for their defensive backs coach job next week. Carolina parted ways with Hall earlier today,