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Sean"Big Hurt"Taylor · 03-30-2008, 01:49 PM

I was thinking the other day and our west coast offense could have a mixture of Washington, Tennessee and Seattle. I mean Norm Chow (incredible offensive mind) waa the offensive coordinator at Tennessee for 3 seasons. Chow did not have a pocket passer which would explain th failure there but I bet his playbook was full of good stuff. Of which Sherman was the Assistant Head Coach/Running backs during that time. Basically, Sherman was heavily involved in the offensive gameplan. Norm Chow is a master of the west coast offense. Of course, we will have the Seattle playbook of which Zorn has 7 seasons of as the quarterbacks coach for Holmgren (the man). Also you know we have some of Al Saunders palybook too. This makes for some impressive offensive football. You could take a little bit further and include Tampa Bay, Philadelphia and Minnesota to that equation. Of course, Zorn will run his own hybrid west coast system but I getting excited. I just wish we would just go to a pure zone blocking rushing scheme for Portis like it was in Denver and take out the smash out. Folks we should be in pretty good shape if the players buy into the system.

03-30-2008, 01:49 PM	#1
Sean"Big Hurt"Taylor Special Teams Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Queens Village, NY Age: 45 Posts: 349	Our West Coast Playbook I was thinking the other day and our west coast offense could have a mixture of Washington, Tennessee and Seattle. I mean Norm Chow (incredible offensive mind) waa the offensive coordinator at Tennessee for 3 seasons. Chow did not have a pocket passer which would explain th failure there but I bet his playbook was full of good stuff. Of which Sherman was the Assistant Head Coach/Running backs during that time. Basically, Sherman was heavily involved in the offensive gameplan. Norm Chow is a master of the west coast offense. Of course, we will have the Seattle playbook of which Zorn has 7 seasons of as the quarterbacks coach for Holmgren (the man). Also you know we have some of Al Saunders palybook too. This makes for some impressive offensive football. You could take a little bit further and include Tampa Bay, Philadelphia and Minnesota to that equation. Of course, Zorn will run his own hybrid west coast system but I getting excited. I just wish we would just go to a pure zone blocking rushing scheme for Portis like it was in Denver and take out the smash out. Folks we should be in pretty good shape if the players buy into the system.