Chow Down!
It was the furthest the Titans had made it since 2003. Fish-Chowder looked like it would be on the Titans menu for years to come. Still, they struggled offensively, losing to Chargers in the wild-card round of the NFL playoffs. They couldn't blame the Young quarterback that's thrown 17 interceptions to a mere 9 touchdowns. No, Jeff Fisher needed a Titan-size scapegoat to absorb the blow. Enter Norm Chow. Fire Norm Chow. Yes, the Tennessee Titans have fired offensive coordinator Norm Chow after three years with the team.
(4)
Comments
Come on Pete, show some love towards a gifted surgeon who came to well-up your team's offense when you needed him. Yes, you & Sark are a good combination. When Norm was part of the combination, you were winning national championships. Win another BCSNCG and your NFL buds will come calling to give you what you want!
Posted by: David Keeling at January 15, 2008 02:13 PM
seriously, hire this guy. create whatever title and pay him silly money to come back. he is the difference maker.
Posted by: peter at January 16, 2008 12:58 PM
With all the criticism aimed at Sark and Booty this past season, I'd say the biggest underachieving unit was the WR corps. Forget missed routes, forget overthrown balls, if Turner, Ausberry, Hazelton et al had only caught and held onto passes they dropped (in almost every game), USC would have been undefeated. Norm Chow isn't gonna fix that. Those guys need to step up next year - like they were supposed to step up THIS year.
Posted by: Defender90 at January 16, 2008 02:02 PM
Well said Defender, if it wasn't for Davis stepping up big time, there wouldn't be much receiving yardage on the stats at all. Yes Turner performed, but it was supposed to be his year. But on the other hand, aside from Turner, they're a very young crew for the most part. Turner needs to lead and Hazelton and Ausberry have to step up in a big way, otherwise expect a lot of screen passes to mcknight. he'll probably see more receptions than most of the receiving corps
Posted by: DeTrojan at January 16, 2008 06:51 PM
Advertisements
Post a comment
