Thread: Why all the Hate for Norv..

Quote: Originally Posted by BOLTERFAN Side note isn't it amazing how well Rivers and Brees are playing once they both got away from Marty Schottenheimer? It was said teams stacked the box because Brees had a weak arm ... Turns out it was the weakness in attacking defenses downfield in Cammenheimer's offense that made it almost risk-free to stack the 8 and 9 in the box against us. Which also stifled them as QB's. Imagine how...

Quote: Originally Posted by BOLTERFAN Why? 2 reasons for me. 1. He too the swager away from the O-Line and team and made them soft. 2. He Killed once a great running game with a horrible blocking scheme. However on the positive side 1. He has Turned Rivers into a Monster QB. 2. 3 Playoff wins I credit Charlie Joiner for getting our WR's where they are now. Side note isn't it amazing how well Rivers and Brees are playing once they...

The last play...was perfect Xs and Os from Norv. A brilliant play to have Gates and Jackson go direct to the end endzone, splitting the lone safety to cover Gates and leaving Jackson one on one with the CB. Brilliant, winning play. Kudos to Norv, Rivers, Gates, Jackson, and the whole Oline.

Quote: Originally Posted by BOLTERFAN Why? 2 reasons for me. 1. He too the swager away from the O-Line and team and made them soft. 2. He Killed once a great running game with a horrible blocking scheme. However on the positive side 1. He has Turned Rivers into a Monster QB. 2. 3 Playoff wins I credit Charlie Joiner for getting our WR's where they are now. Side note isn't it amazing how well Rivers and Brees are playing once they...

Why? 2 reasons for me. 1. He too the swager away from the O-Line and team and made them soft. 2. He Killed once a great running game with a horrible blocking scheme. However on the positive side 1. He has Turned Rivers into a Monster QB. 2. 3 Playoff wins I credit Charlie Joiner for getting our WR's where they are now. Side note isn't it amazing how well Rivers and Brees are playing once they both got away from Marty Schottenheimer?

Quote: Originally Posted by Henry Silvestre # Name Term Regular Season Playoffs Awards Reference GC W L T Win% GC W L Los Angeles Chargers 1 Sid Gillman* 1960–1969, 1971 125 76 49 6 0.608 1 3 0 [4] San Diego Chargers 2 Charlie Waller 1969–1970 19 9 7 3 0.473 – – – [5] 3 Harland Svare 1971 –1973 26 7 17 2 0.269 – – – [6] 4 Ron Waller 1973 6 1 5 0 0.166 – – – [7] 5 Tommy Prothro 1974–1978 60 21 39 0 0.350 – – – [8] 6 Don Coryell...

# Name Term Regular Season Playoffs Awards Reference GC W L T Win% GC W L Los Angeles Chargers 1 Sid Gillman* 1960–1969, 1971 125 76 49 6 0.608 1 3 0 [4] San Diego Chargers 2 Charlie Waller 1969–1970 19 9 7 3 0.473 – – – [5] 3 Harland Svare 1971 –1973 26 7 17 2 0.269 – – – [6] 4 Ron Waller 1973 6 1 5 0 0.166 – – – [7] 5 Tommy Prothro 1974–1978 60 21 39 0 0.350 – – – [8] 6 Don Coryell 1978–1986 132 72 60 0 0.545 7 3 4 [9] 7 Al...

I believe in what Norv does mostly, I just hate it when he gets away from the run so easily. He also admits to some faults that I don't like Still, yesterday was as much of a Norv win as a defensive win. Both those entities came up big. Gates has one of those games once every blue moon, imagine how much better it would have been with those catches. Norv dialed up the right plays at the right time and as the players said, they practice...

[QUOTE=BOLTERFAN;3845090]Why? 2 reasons for me. 1. He too the swager away from the O-Line and team and made them soft. 2. He Killed once a great running game with a horrible blocking scheme. However on the positive side 1. He has Turned Rivers into a Monster QB. 2. 3 Playoff wins I credit Charlie Joiner for getting our WR's where they are now. Side note isn't it amazing how well Rivers and Brees are playing once they both got away...

Quote: Originally Posted by BOLTERFAN Why? 2 reasons for me. 1. He too the swager away from the O-Line and team and made them soft. 2. He Killed once a great running game with a horrible blocking scheme. would be nice if you can point out a blocking scheme and tell us why that scheme is bad and not OL fault.