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Skinsfan76
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Good luck Zorn!!!!!! Flacco will be a better QB in 2010, no doubt about it.
The Burgundy Ghost
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Wish Zorn the best,
but it's strange that a WCO coach is now in a non WCO system.
but it's strange that a WCO coach is now in a non WCO system.
servumtuum
The Owner's Favorite
That will be an interesting situation to check on from time to time, however, I am glad that Zorn landed on his feet somewhere. Best of luck Coach J.
The Burgundy Ghost
The Starter
Same here. And hopefully, now he doesn't have to move his family, just have a long commute.I am glad that Zorn landed on his feet somewhere. Best of luck Coach J.
Jimbo
The Franchise Player
From Head Coach to QB Coach. That's a pretty signicant drop. Kinda sad for him but it will be interesting to see how well Flacco does next year.
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I have a feeling he understands his limitations now after his experience in DC and is happy to have a new job.
InsaneBoost
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Glad he found somewhere to go. He's a good guy, just didn't know what the hell he was doing coaching wise, at least it seemed. I wish we could have kept him here as a QB coach, but I doubt he would have accepted.
Best of luck to Zorn.
Best of luck to Zorn.
Ut Prosim
Camp Fodder
But he's the QB coach.
I would think he'd be more working on Flacco's footwork, throwing motion, evading pressure etc.
That kind of stuff doesn't change from a WCO to a non-WCO offense.
kirbster
Guest
And I keep reading in articles that Zorn is quite familiar with the Ravens' offense. Anyone know why? None of the articles explains it.
sonofDC
The Rookie
Best of luck to Mr. Zorn. I really hope he has more success there than he had in Washington. Having said that, I hope he doesn't have too much success because I CAN'T STAND the Ravens.
Sarge
The Owner's Favorite
Yeah, but you know, some people are just meant to be certain things.
Capt Kirk is a starship commander
James Bond is a spy
Jim Zorn showed the past couple of years that he's a QB coach.
Hope he does well there
riggins44
The Franchise Player
Zorn is a good guy, but there is also 2.4 million reasons why he didn't have to work next year. Sure Dan is happy to a degree since the amount of his salary with Ravens will be deducted from the $2.4 million.
Bulldog
The All-Time Great
Zorn was promoted here to the level of his incompetence.
At 54 he was an established quarterbacks coach in Seattle and merited recognition for that, but what Snyder and Cerrato tried to build him up into was definitely not the real Zorn.
Zorn is a 'background' guy, a quiet Xs and Os guy like Norv that is best with a screamer or disciplinarian as the head coach.
In Baltimore he won't have to worry. Ozzie Newsome is a VERY strong GM and Harbaugh is a 14 hour a day worker who is quite intense in his own right.
Back to what is comfortable to him.
At 54 he was an established quarterbacks coach in Seattle and merited recognition for that, but what Snyder and Cerrato tried to build him up into was definitely not the real Zorn.
Zorn is a 'background' guy, a quiet Xs and Os guy like Norv that is best with a screamer or disciplinarian as the head coach.
In Baltimore he won't have to worry. Ozzie Newsome is a VERY strong GM and Harbaugh is a 14 hour a day worker who is quite intense in his own right.
Back to what is comfortable to him.