Norv

[richpjr]

Valid point. But Acee has been critical of McCoy, so it isn't all love and kisses. And McCoy is a first time head coach. No one really knows how he is going to ultimately perform. Norv, on the other hand, has a pretty well established track record and it doesn't back up any of the stuff I read in my newspaper. I think all the reporter did was read that Norv typically has a top ten offense and figured all that other stuff HAS to be true. And I keep hearing from just about everyone on radio and TV that Norv is the best play caller of all time. Any of you honestly agree with that? I was able to call out the plays he was going to run and I am just a guy who sits on the couch and watches football on TV.

TG

The problem with judging Norv from his time here is he is simply just a mediocre head coach and not a good leader, which colors his role as an OC. He had some brilliantly called games in his time here. He also had some of the worst called games I have ever seen as well. But he were to concentrate just on being an OC, things might have been different here, especially with a better HC.

[Mister Hoarse]

Meanwhile in Cleveland...

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Chud and Norv put their heads together

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

If that turtle retracts both heads to fast will it double-behead itself?

[Mister Hoarse]

Turtle Chunks logo:

[Formula 21]

The NFL move on and Norv stays in place.

I watching watching a college football show the other day and they were showing how college teams (Rich Rodrigues?) are lining up with two completely different offensive sets on the same play. Like a 3 wr group on the left going deep and taking the coverage with it and a power running set in the middle going to the right to keep the safeties in. Have fun defending these new offensive schemes..