Former Panther Josh Norman is a scratch for Washington’s game today because of his play

[Car123]

4 minutes ago, Toomers said:

Of Course it would CHANGE. That was the question. Can you not read or are you Marty’s special nephew? Now that we cleared that up, back to the multi-verse. 

"If you remove Norman from our 2015 team, you think the season would still play out as it did?" - this was the question. Can you read?
 

Having Norman in 2016 may have changed the outcomes of the games.

[Toomers]

Just now, kungfoodude said:

Now that is probably true. In hindsight that was a terrible trade.

In fairness, Worley was a train wreck off the field I believe. So he kind of forced it.

[WarPanthers89]

6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

This thread may well be the funniest thing that's come down the pike in a while.

Hey Lizard boy no one ask you! Lol

[Toomers]

1 minute ago, Car123 said:

"If you remove Norman from our 2015 team, you think the season would still play out as it did?" - this was the question.
 

Having Norman in 2016 may have changed the outcomes of the games.

Then I misread it. My bad. But what I meant was clear from the next sentence. Wouldn’t be a how much if it stayed the same. 
 

     Norman May have affected games. He sure wasn’t healing and motivating. Your blind homerism has gone comical. 

[Car123]

1 minute ago, Toomers said:

Then I misread it. My bad. But what I meant was clear from the next sentence. Wouldn’t be a how much if it stayed the same. 
 

     Norman May have affected games. He sure wasn’t healing and motivating. Your blind homerism has gone comical. 

Learn to read.

So you believe Oher would have gotten concussed no matter what? 
 

That's like saying Cam would have gotten the shoulder injury even if Benjamin wasn't on the team.

[Khyber53]

Josh got high on his own supply. He just embraced the "Crazy Josh" thing until he was battier than Salvador Dali on quaaludes.

Really, he's a guy that had the skills and talent, just no discipline. It's a sad thing because he's a really nice guy, but he's just bonkers.

[Toomers]

Just now, Car123 said:

Learn to read.

So you believe Oher would have gotten concussed no matter what? 
 

That's like saying Cam would have gotten the shoulder injury even if Benjamin wasn't on the team.

I know Josh Norman standing on the sideline wasn’t going to prevent either.. 

  And KB really wasn’t responsible for Cams injury. We had this discussion and I all video proved KB didn’t cause it. It was news to me. 
 

   You’re creating not even close to realistic scenarios to justify your hatred or love(can’t tell) . Explain what universe that Josh keeps Oher, and Kalil and Cam and Luke etc....healthy? 

[onmyown]

1 hour ago, 45catfan said:

I was not a huge Gettleman fan, but unlike a lot of our fan base, I was not too upset when he didn't gift Norman a huge deal.  Why?  Norman was a system guy.  He fit this system well...and need I remind you all even struggled (benched on occasion) as he was trying to grasp our zone concept.  The problem, as it always has been, this front office is slow to replace key pieces until it'a SO obvious that there is a deficiency.

I won’t argue, he was a system guy. But he also had talent. Not his contract worth talent but above average. The redskins are a crap organization, clearly he went there for the money. Professionally he would have played better somewhere else.

All the said he wasn’t benched because he struggled with concept. He struggled with discipline and being the vet savvy coach Rivera is, he had absolutely no clue how to coach/discipline raw talent with an attitude. So he was benched.

Once he was benched, the secondary fell off a cliff. Out of desperation Rivera put Norman back in after 4 games and the secondary excelled. Then Norman got injured and again the secondary fell off a cliff. It wasn’t a coincidence.

 

[kungfoodude]

1 hour ago, Toomers said:

In fairness, Worley was a train wreck off the field I believe. So he kind of forced it.

Yeah, I think it took all those events for him to refocus the way he has. 

[Peppers90 NC]

Best decision DG made was to send him packing

[WarPanthers89]

Just now, Peppers90 NC said:

Best decision DG made was to send him packing

I agree that we should not have signed him to the mega deal that we did, but to let him go when we had no one to replace him, and to get nothing for him, was crazy. We could have traded or kept him on the one year rental.

[Mr. Scot]

Rescinding the franchise tag was a mistake, but with the benefit of hindsight it now seems pretty clear that any offer beyond a one year contract would have been wasted money.

I seriously doubt Norman would have accepted a one-year contract.

[MHS831]

2 hours ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

He balled out for about a season and a half and got a mega deal.  Not bad for a dude from a school that's basically an open date for App State every year.

The Redskins have a habit of signing one-hit wonders.

[WarPanthers89]

So much for the “report”. It is still obvious that things are going south quick and he will be cut in the offseason.