Zorn "probably the worst NFL hire of all time"??

[Longtimefan]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

It is bull...but Joe Gibbs was an OC, not just that but he was one of the best.

Smack, your signature pretty much sums up all that needs to be expressed in this thread. Keep a careful eye on what it's really saying as the season unfolds. I'll be here as a constant reminder.

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Nope.

Let's condemn him now and get it over with so when he fails we'll be able to say we saw it coming. If we're wrong oh well, we'll just say we were glad to be wrong.

aka take the easy way out

[skinsguy]

Originally Posted by bearskins

Let's just start the campaign to adopt the new Zorn nickname: PUPPET

Good luck with that. :yeahright

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Not to pee in your cheerios angry but:
Cowher was defensive coodinator of the chiefs 89-91.
Tomlin was defensive coodinator of the vikes in 06.
Del Rio was defensive coodinator of the panthers 01-02.

I appologize for the misinformation. I was regergatating what I heard on NFL Total Access around the same time frame that I made that post. I should have referenced it deeper instead of taking the analysts words for it. My original point is null and void.

"I'm stupid. You're smart. I was wrong. You were right. You're the best. I'm the wrost. You're very good-looking. I'm not very attractive" (Happy Gilmore 1996).

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by angryssg

I appologize for the misinformation. I was regergatating what I heard on NFL Total Access around the same time frame that I made that post. I should have referenced it deeper instead of taking the analysts words for it. My original point is null and void.

"I'm stupid. You're smart. I was wrong. You were right. You're the best. I'm the wrost. You're very good-looking. I'm not very attractive" (Happy Gilmore 1996).

LOL. So very true. j/k

It's no big deal, no matter what any of us think, Zorn is still the leader here, we all need to get on board, or get off. For as much as I think this was a poor decision to move him to HC, I am very much hoping he will prove me wrong. Not that it matters, but I will give him the same respect and opportunity I gave all HC's we've had in recent years (Gibbs / Schottenheimer / Spurrier / Turner etc). Maybe he does have what it takes? I don't know him, or his philosophy, so he could be successful at some point.

[KLHJ2]

Originally Posted by jsarno

LOL. So very true. j/k

It's no big deal, no matter what any of us think, Zorn is still the leader here, we all need to get on board, or get off. For as much as I think this was a poor decision to move him to HC, I am very much hoping he will prove me wrong. Not that it matters, but I will give him the same respect and opportunity I gave all HC's we've had in recent years (Gibbs / Schottenheimer / Spurrier / Turner etc). Maybe he does have what it takes? I don't know him, or his philosophy, so he could be successful at some point.

I am on board, but I will not be blinded with enamor. Inexperience is still inexperience, but the fact that he played is a positive with me.

[KLHJ2]

JSARNO, it was actually Andy Reed that fits the criteria for the statement that I was trying to make. I know that it is a little late now, but at least I am not a completely misinformed idiot.

[schndr_tdd]

Petrino,Spurrier,Cameron,etc.,etc.,etc.Give Zorn a chance and break.He may be the next Gibbs,Noll,Bellichek,Laundry,etc.,etc.,etc.!!!

[JimmyCruz]

i dont think zorn will stick around.

[Stuck in TX]

Originally Posted by JimmyCruz

i dont think zorn will stick around.

based on....................


Hes been in the league for years and is respected as both a retired vet and coordinator. If he fails as a HC he will be somewhere next season as a QB coach. Look at Hasselbeck! Hasselbeck is his resume'.