Can't tell the difference between this team and the last few years of Norb/AJ

[oneinchpunch]

It makes me sick that the front office will once again make the obviously safe choice

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

3-9 might be safe in San Diego, but it will not be safe in LA...

[oneinchpunch]

I am on record somewhere as saying he is going to make a great head coach

He could end up being a great coach. Just not for this team.

He needs to look back and learn from his mistakes which is something he hasnt done. he needs to figure out how to have a team prepared to play because the team always looks like they arent ready to play a game. I also think having a GM that was learning on the job mightve had an impact on the job.

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

A reminder of Norv...
Norv Turner outsmarts himself, again

Posted by Mike Florio on December 10, 2015, 10:10 PM EST

AP
Just as it was starting to feel like the Minnesota Vikings could possibly pull off an enormous upset in Arizona, with the Cardinals on their heels during the first drive to open the second half, the Vikings found a way to pull the plug on their own progress.

And then can blame it all on offensive coordinator Norv Turner.

After churning up completed passes and a string of first downs through a basic, straightforward, low-risk approach, the Vikings dialed up a trick play. It started as a handoff to Adrian Peterson and was supposed to continue with a handoff to receiver Mike Wallace, who was moving right to left.

But the Cardinals got through the line and hit Peterson, caused him to fumble the ball while holding it out for Wallace.

The score remains 10-10. But for receiver Jarius Wright’s first-half fumble deep in Arizona territory and the latest blunder, the Vikings could be winning by one or two scores.

Instead, the Cardinals took the ball right down the field for a touchdown, and the home team now leads 17-10.

[Mister Hoarse]

You Got N0rved!