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The Norv Factor

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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Mr. Scot

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Saw this tweet regarding Turner working out DJ Moore...

Kinda reminded me that, while I do believe Norv Turner is going to be a better gameday coach than Mike Shula was, it doesn't stop there.

Turner has a resume' that includes a lot of successful offenses not just because he knows how to scheme and adjust. It's also because he knows personnel. Specifically, how to tell what their strengths and weaknesses are and how to best use them in our offensive attack.

His input on the scouting process should make it better on the offensive side of the ball. And frankly, we could probably use some improvement on that front.

Guess you could say having Turner could be a benefit year round rather than just during the season.

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I really like this kid. Reminds me of a anquan bolden. 

However, I really feel like there is a potential smokescreen here. We have been using a lot of resources to check out WRs.... 

does anyone know when Calvin Ridley will be on display? I’d like to see who of our scouts attend that.

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4 minutes ago, Daddy_Uncle said:

If we are taking him with our first pick hopefully we trade back in the first or top of the second and pick up an extra pick because he will be available beyond #24

I dunno, it seems like there are a lot of teams looking at WR in the back half of the 1st round, and if he runs solid routes as a rookie, he could get snapped up by one of those teams. 

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12 minutes ago, hepcat said:

I dunno, it seems like there are a lot of teams looking at WR in the back half of the 1st round, and if he runs solid routes as a rookie, he could get snapped up by one of those teams. 

That is true--I have seen some websites that have Moore rated over Ridley after Ridley's poor combine. 

 

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

Turner has a resume' that includes a lot of successful offenses not just because he knows how to scheme and adjust. It's also because he knows personnel. Specifically, how to tell what their strengths and weaknesses are and how to best use them in our offensive attack.

i will soon post a thread that will back this up. lol. compiling all my data and writing the article as we speak. should be just a few days now

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