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Originally Posted by GMScud
Not to split hairs, but we actually beat Detroit by 8...
Technically we have an OC in Sherman Smith, however I know what you're getting at, and that would be playcalling. I'm not sure who is better suited to call the plays on our current staff. I wouldn't mind seeing Zorn keeping those duties.
I think the execution needs to be better. Dropped balls, bad pass protection, WRs not getting open, etc etc ad nauseum... I think that hurts us more than Zorn's playcalling.
It will be interesting to see what kind of tweaks are made to coaching, but I don't want to jump the gun. Let's see how the rest of the season plays out.
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No, I meant our offense has scored only five more points than Detroit in the
entire season [not the game].
Yes, we're only talking about a couple of points. We have the same idea.
Zorn impresses me as a top-caliber rookie coach. What I'm saying is that off season he'll recognize that his sometimes predictable OC play calling is holding the team back. He'll take himself out of that loop. Gibbs did it. Zorn will do the same [my prediction]. He'll get a full-time OC.
Zorn will be in charge of the strategy, emotion, big picture and winning next season. This team will be better for it.