per rotoworld:
The Baltimore Sun reports Norval Turner is a candidate for the Ravens' offensive-coordinator vacancy.
Turner made the most of his limited weapons in Cleveland, and would be an ideal fit for big-armed Joe Flacco. Although the Browns all but abandoned the ground game in 2013, Turner also has a long history of successfully running the ball, coaching the league's rushing champ five separate times. He'd be an improvement on Jim Caldwell.
Breathe Mad Dog...Breathe....your head is gonna explode if you keep worrying about who everyone else is getting!
Quote:Breathe Mad Dog...Breathe....your head is gonna explode if you keep worrying about who everyone else is getting!
I'm really starting to hate the clique of teams that constantly keep getting these breaks with the continued cycle of constantly getting all the good coaches & players.
Quote:I'm really starting to hate the clique of teams that constantly keep getting these breaks with the continued cycle of constantly getting all the good coaches & players.
Its not a "break"... success breeds more success. No highly coveted OC would come here.
Quote:Its not a "break"... success breeds more success. No highly coveted OC would come here.
Well sure its a break....Turner's been available now for weeks.....none of the other teams with openings hire him, then Detroit inexplicably hires what I believe is a bad hire in Jim Caldwell, thus opening Baltimore's OC position, and loookie here, whaddya know - Norv Turner's still out there for the taking. And the Ravens get him. It makes me sick.
Joe Flacco >>>>> every QB in this year's draft.
Veteran proven offense >>>>> bottom 5 offense
Baltimore >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Jacksonville
Quote:Joe Flacco >>>>> every QB in this year's draft.
Veteran proven offense >>>>> bottom 5 offense
Baltimore >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Jacksonville
But take Jax out of this....
Its still an example of the typical NFL favorite, catching a break. Theres other jobs Turner could have went to.
and I'm also not sure that Flacco is better than all the QB from this draft either.
Well Norv really helped his old boss keep his job...
Quote:Well Norv really helped his old boss keep his job...
He helped Gordon become a monster with nothing at QB. I would say he did alright.
Quote:He helped Gordon become a monster with nothing at QB. I would say he did alright.
Wasn't good enough to help Cleveland win was it? So why should we be so worried.
Ps. Josh Gordon was well on his way to being a monster his rookie season
Quote:Wasn't good enough to help Cleveland win was it? So why should we be so worried.
Ps. Josh Gordon was well on his way to being a monster his rookie season
Come on, that would be like helping the Jaguars win... No way Goodell gonna let that happen. Cleveland isn't one of the 'in' towns.
Just a side note, every team we beat this year, had their coach fired. There was really nothing Kubiak could do, if you lose to the Jags (and go against Goodells plan to have the Jags lose every game), and you are gonna get canned. FACT. Kubiak tried to cover it up with Gordon's awesome game that day, but when you roll against Roger, you gonna get steamrolled flat.
I don't know why this board hasn't figured out that this narrative is the only conclusion a thinking person could make.
Someone other than me should compare Cleveland's offensive ranking in 2012 vs. 2013. That would be a much better way to decide this.
*shrug*
We coulda hired him too, I guess.
Would that have made the Jags one of the "nfls preferred teams?"
Quote:*shrug*
We coulda hired him too, I guess.
Would that have made the Jags one of the "nfls preferred teams?"
We didn't tho, did we...so looks like we're not.
Quote:*shrug*
We coulda hired him too, I guess.
Would that have made the Jags one of the "nfls preferred teams?"
See I think you have a fundamental missunderstanding of our position as a 'non-preferred' team. The narrative for us is like this: We could not hire Kubiak as an offensive coordinator because that would be a preferred hiring, clearly we were in the 'non-preferred' teir and therefore have no access to the preferred candidates. See? Simple. We can't hire a candidate and become preferred, Khan has to buy the preferred pass, and then we might be able to get a preferred level candidate.
It must be in that order: Pass, then candidate. Not the other way around.
Haha what about when we had Greg Williams? Or was he on a sabotage mission? As our D was useless that year.
Norvelle Turner???
A marginal hire at best.
This thread really needs a huge "schticky"
Quote:He helped Gordon become a monster with nothing at QB. I would say he did alright.
For TMD:
Oh, so with the Jaguars it's Jerry Sullivan who is responsible for a wide receiver's growth. But for the Browns it's the OC. Was Norv also the receivers coach?
Do you think no one sees how transparent you are?
Jim Hostler will probably get that job.