just a thought

[Snarf]

For some reason I get the feeling that a lot of the Pats success late this season has been in part due to Testeverde's signing. He seems to be active on the sidelines, and his signing coincided with the Pats starting to call more sane plays on offense.

Anyone else think that Testeverde may one day soon become an offensive coordinator?

 

[VrabelMayeWin]

Re: Testeverde as a offensive coordinator?

Given that Vinny's biggest liability was his brainpower (or lack thereof), I'd say the chances are closer to non than slim.

 

[The Predator]

No doubt he has been good for Tom, but there is no direct evidence (contrary to what others claim) that shows Vinny holds a large share in the offense.

 

[Holy Diver]

Re: Testeverde as a offensive coordinator?

Given that Vinny's biggest liability was his brainpower (or lack thereof), I'd say the chances are closer to non than slim.

Ha!...I always thought he was more of a 'brain-fart' type of guy...when pressured makes the bad throw.

 

[DisgruntledTunaFan]

For some reason I get the feeling that a lot of the Pats success late this season has been in part due to Testeverde's signing. He seems to be active on the sidelines, and his signing coincided with the Pats starting to call more sane plays on offense.

Anyone else think that Testeverde may one day soon become an offensive coordinator?

FWIW-Tony Romo has given Vinny alot of credit for his development when he was down here in Dallas in '04.

 

[PatsDeb]

FWIW-Tony Romo has given Vinny alot of credit for his development when he was down here in Dallas in '04.

Yeah, and look how that turned out.