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 by dieterbrock
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   11512  
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United States of America   New Jersey
Hall of Fame

TSFH Fan wrote:
Shanny runs the ZBS run system that they ineffectively ran this year.


FWIW: Not only did he run it, and It might be just self-important Denver media, but there's stuff that it was Alex Gibbs, while under and working with Shanahan, that gave birth to the modern ZBS.

My initial reaction is that Shanny is just too experienced and has been just too much in control as head honcho to just be a coordinator . . .then I remembered who our owner is. A lot of money can buy a lot of swallowing of pride (and swallowing other things according to certain videos from what I hear). The Denver connection with ownership has to be a plus, right?


Fancy title for Boras? "Unemployed former OC"? "Former Chief Interim Executive in Charge of Implementation of Strategic Acquisition of Lands""?

If Shanny wants back in the game, it may be the only way. Rebuild an offense for his buddy Fisher.

 by TSFH Fan
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   699  
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United States of America   The OC
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Make him the highest paid coordinator in the league, maybe let him live at the backhouse at Stan's Malibu home, get Shanny some rounds at Sherwood, toss in a Wal-Mart Black Card . . .
Yes, I'm for Shanny. Now, it's up to Stan to
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 by RedAlice
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   6781  
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United States of America   Seattle
Hall of Fame

dieterbrock wrote:
ArizonaBlue wrote:
Elvis wrote:Shanahan and the QB of his choosing, i'd go for that.


Well, at least that would rule out RGIII. Unless I mis-read the relationship there.

And Manziel.... Shanny son quit the Browns when they forced Manziel on him...


Good: we do not need either.

I think the only Vet I would like is Brees. Else, I think we have to draft one - which I know way less about than many of you.

 by RamsFanSince82
9 years 5 months ago
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United States of America   So. Cal.
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I'm sure it won't happen, but it would be cool to see Norm Chow back at the LA Coliseum as the Rams OC. He was Titans OC from 05'-07'. I'm sure he still has a good relationship with Fisher.

 by dieterbrock
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   11512  
 Joined:  Mar 31 2015
United States of America   New Jersey
Hall of Fame

RamsFanSince82 wrote:I'm sure it won't happen, but it would be cool to see Norm Chow back at the LA Coliseum as the Rams OC. He was Titans OC from 05'-07'. I'm sure he still has a good relationship with Fisher.

"Chow was the Titans' offensive coordinator from 2005 to 2007. During this time, the Titans had non-losing seasons in 2006 (8–8) and 2007 (10–6), and appeared in the 2007 AFC Playoffs. In 2007, the Titans were 21st overall in total offense, with a total of nine touchdown passes"

Boy that sounds eerily familiar. Please no....

 by RamsFanSince82
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   5851  
 Joined:  Aug 20 2015
United States of America   So. Cal.
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dieterbrock wrote:
RamsFanSince82 wrote:I'm sure it won't happen, but it would be cool to see Norm Chow back at the LA Coliseum as the Rams OC. He was Titans OC from 05'-07'. I'm sure he still has a good relationship with Fisher.

"Chow was the Titans' offensive coordinator from 2005 to 2007. During this time, the Titans had non-losing seasons in 2006 (8–8) and 2007 (10–6), and appeared in the 2007 AFC Playoffs. In 2007, the Titans were 21st overall in total offense, with a total of nine touchdown passes"

Boy that sounds eerily familiar. Please no....


I was well aware of that before I posted my comment. He was a very good OC (especially in college/USC). Obviously, the performance of an offense isn't always the fault of the OC (see McDaniels with the Pats & with the Rams) . The Titans had crummy skills players while Chow was with the Titans.

Who would you suggest as OC?

 by TSFH Fan
9 years 5 months ago
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United States of America   The OC
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He was a very good OC (especially in college/USC). Obviously, the performance of an offense isn't always the fault of the OC (see McDaniels with the Pats & with the Rams) .


Heh, I got bad memories of Norm being directed to run Chris Ault's pistol offense at UCLA (yes, yes, that's to the second sentence above).

 by RedAlice
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   6781  
 Joined:  Aug 07 2015
United States of America   Seattle
Hall of Fame

dieterbrock wrote:
TSFH Fan wrote:
Shanny runs the ZBS run system that they ineffectively ran this year.


FWIW: Not only did he run it, and It might be just self-important Denver media, but there's stuff that it was Alex Gibbs, while under and working with Shanahan, that gave birth to the modern ZBS.

My initial reaction is that Shanny is just too experienced and has been just too much in control as head honcho to just be a coordinator . . .then I remembered who our owner is. A lot of money can buy a lot of swallowing of pride (and swallowing other things according to certain videos from what I hear). The Denver connection with ownership has to be a plus, right?


Fancy title for Boras? "Unemployed former OC"? "Former Chief Interim Executive in Charge of Implementation of Strategic Acquisition of Lands""?

If Shanny wants back in the game, it may be the only way. Rebuild an offense for his buddy Fisher.


I am now loving this. We need our Fisher to LET GO - maybe this is the way he can do it.

 by dieterbrock
9 years 5 months ago
 Total posts:   11512  
 Joined:  Mar 31 2015
United States of America   New Jersey
Hall of Fame

moklerman wrote:
Elvis wrote:Shanahan and the QB of his choosing, i'd go for that.

http://football.realgm.com/wiretap/2908 ... ns-In-2010

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

After that article, Sammy had 2 knee injuries and RGIII had one that killed his redskin tenure.
I'd have to think he wouldn't go there again...

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