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Originally Posted by mike23theking

Norv Turner, A.J. Smith will return


The San Diego Chargers missed the playoffs despite having the NFL's No. 2-ranked offense and top-ranked defense. Still, team president Dean Spanos told the San Diego Union-Tribune that both coach Norv Turner and general manager A.J. Smith will return next season.

"The easiest thing in the world is to start over. Who the hell do I go hire? Blow the whole thing up? We're a pretty good team but we have to make the right moves," Spanos told the newspaper. "We've fallen. It could have been our draft picks or our free-agent moves. But we have a good core, and I don'’t care what anybody says, I'’m not afraid to make changes. If I thought it was warranted, I would do it. We have a good foundation here."

i am seriously considering killing my cat and dog right now after reading that


little recap...


in 2007, Norv Turner was handed a 14 -2 team with 11 pro bowlers

2007      11-5                                                    - 2 playoff wins, loss to NE in the AFC Championship game
2008       8-8  (backed into the AFC West title) - 1 playoff win, loss to pittsburgh
2009       13-3                                                  - 0 playoff wins,loss to NY Jets
2010       8-7* one game remaining                    - missed playoffs completely

yeah i see that this "core" is getting us to goin the right direction.  I see exactly how the coaching isnt responsible to a ceretain extent.  There are eff ups everywhere you look with this organization from Spanos, AJ, head coach Norv, asst.coaches (off, def, special teams) coaches, and players.

I have never seen a bigger waste of talent in my life...a more disgusting display of squandering a team with such talent.

Im not saying that we should have won 4 Superbowls but to not have 1 DAMN APPEARANCE with this squad is mind blowing.

Im beyond the suicide watch status.  Im on the verge of just jumping ship and not looking back.