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Norv addressed the defensive woes when he got rid of Cottrell. It took a few games, but the defense has been improving - increasing the pressure on QBs and almost doubling the amount of picks for the season in the last four games. And are you blaming Norv for getting Tomlinson injured last year?Also, why would you be coming here to get your news on Norv when A.J. has been saying for more than a month that Turner would be back next year?
The only consolation is they're still better than Denver's defense.
This is correct IMO. Denver has their best CB (Champ Bailey) very hobbled by a groin injury - so much so that Buffalo's Josh Reed set a career high in receptions last week while being covered by Bailey most of the time - and the center/safeties of the secondary are awful. With Rivers on Fire, I see no chance of Denver surviving this game in Qualcomm. SD to the playoffs at 8-8, IMO. In fact, I think they are dangerous in the playoffs and may win 1 before losing in the 2nd round.
as do I. Norv's typical rate of destruction is 3-4 years. from 14-2 to 7-8 (possible 8-8 or 7-9), by that rate we should see the Chargers in the celler in 1-2 years.
Will ed Hochali have anything to do with the outcome?
Really? Haven't heard he was on the hot seat.
I doubt either of them lose their jobs before next season, but I would have to believe Norv is in greater danger than Shanny.
Denver's preparing for the beatdown right now by letting San Diego wear themselves out running up and down the field.
Sort of Rocky III if you will...
This is looking like a solid call!?!?!
To be fair there were plenty of Charger fans calling for Norv to be fired a month ago. People questioning if they'd be able to beat the raiders at home or not.Looks like the same team to me it's been all season.Despyzer said:
